Evening Star dated March 11, 1927

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WEATHER. (U, S. Weather Burean Forecast.) Faje and warmer, with Jowest tem- perature about 40 degrees. Tomorrow, cloudy,...

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RCH 11, 1927 LOCAL AND NEARBY SCHOOLS D. C., FRIDAY, I 'RELEASE OF DR. KNUTT HOUCK NEW RAIL MERGER - IDEALAID TO LOREE Would

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SECOND GOLD RUSH - STARTEDIN WEST Rich Strike Made at Old Mine Site in Colorado, Twice Abandoned. By the Associated Press. |

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POLITICS SWAYS [ CALLESINOIL ROW Possible Yielding to U. S. Held | to Be Based on Obregon’s By Presidential Aims. r BY DAVID

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MARTIN ASSIGNED .+ TOUTILIMIES POST Becretary to Engineer Com- | missioner Appointed Re- il i search Assistant. ¢ mat to...

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PATTERSINTRACT NEGOTATIONS PEN Col. Grant Asks Trustees on What Terms Park Area May Be Bought. have instituted 3 1l Capital

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Teacher Stabbed In Schoolroom LTS HERFIANGE - TOWEDMKELDI Miss Thayer “Changed Mind” Three Days Before Sched- uled Marriage.

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L4 . . THE EV NING S TAR., WASHINGTON, D. c., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. fl-;————————— flelds and hills and trees—Patterson {Imm

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THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. L ' BIRMINGHAM RITES HELD. | who_ committeq_suicide vebruary 12|

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rio = ILEKY PRENERE * WARKEDSUEESS #udience Is Enthusiastic Over Amateur Studio Pro- duction for Refugees. “Aleko,” the short

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ]’Rl’b;\T, MARCH 11, 1927. Ap e bheen ith the ! cap: [ pr complet 'OVERPRODUCTION...

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12 w 2 . THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. 5 ( holsteri ’ Aot DA OPENNG [ R Seventh and D Sts.

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- STORESPINFAITH | IN “CORRECT” ADS Reputation Has Become Mat- ter of Representation and Fulfillment. BY J. C. ROYLE Special

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14 HIGH-GRADE RAILS MARKET LEADERS IAtchison One of Outstanding Features—D. & H. Also Appears Strong. Special Dispatch to The

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FIN COTIONISEASIRR | EREARLY RISE Covering and Trade Buying Cause Climb in Today’s Opening Trading. ANCIAL Following is a...

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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. FRESHMEN DRINK MOST, SAYS LEADEROF W.C.T.U.|* said, drinkin, | mum est when THE EVENING STAR,...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FR ARMY CHEFS RECEIVE S niece of Seeret rean of Home Econo , B dvanced lesson the art,

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S( “The Secretary of th To Make Trip to DECIETY, IETY e Interior, Dr. Work, Hawaii on Official Business for the Department.

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WASHINGTON WOMAN PHYSICIAN |Y- M. C. A. TO HAVE DINNER | viich w0t be o e 2 he: aimner in the boys' building. The hobby...

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| TWO DEAD, ATHENS | STRIKEIS ENDED * Firing by Soldiers During Dis- ' { orders Declared Due to DR. STIRLING BRINGS STRANGE

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July 2nd is the last day. Misses’ New Spring Frocks at $15 Frocks with the rhythm of the dance, the gavety of Spring and...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT N D. C. FRIDAY. MARCH 11, 1927. AT O INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT 1 IT PAYS TO Beads

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THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., e e e e ey 4 ever, well protected from such an in- vasion Mr. Wilbur explained Amer |

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- L,THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TARCH 20 STUDENTS SENT |; o oseess | Toots the tailor once was sharing all | : “ ,’ the high

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315,000 U. S. Wives 1|ONF MAN T 15 Years Old Have Mm : Become Mothers! N CHURCH ALLEGED By the Associated Pres NEW YORK,...

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GOODWLLFLYERS AT BRAZIL CAPTAL U. S. Army Plane Pilots Com- plete Third Division of 20,000-Mile Trip. By the Associated...

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Planning o St. Patrick’s Day Party? find hore ot charming novelties for St. Pat 4 stlos. Se and 10¢ e m = = - = —_—...

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o8 % SAYS MRS. ROWAN DEFRAUDED CHURCH Head of Rival Cult, Chargingt - Attack, Brands “Prophet- ess” as Faker. By the Assoc

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Lectures on Care of Dogs Mr. Calmer, a dog expert, will deliver his final lectures on the “Care of Dogs” to- morrow at 10:30,

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30 FLYERS STRPPED OFALLVALUABLES Wrecked Uruguayan Aviators Describe Captivity Among Moorish Tribesmen. By the Aesociated...

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SIK MORE ACCUSED ™ | INALLEGED FRAUD Former School Head Reveal- | ed as Author of Fantastic Prospectus. ciated Press. 0,...

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R, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. 0w Comes the New Fabric “Love-Knot” The Newly Enlarged Section of Girls’ Coats

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TEARBONB NS WOMEN' MUTHY Prisoners at Farm Revolt | { Over Substitution of Cab- il . bage for Candy. Py the Associated Press

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{ , THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927. Saturday—This Great Sale in The Hecht Co. Basement Store -

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FOO D PAGE. ) THE EVE G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY FOOD AND THRIFT IN THE HOME . Avoid Failures In Cooking There Are Many

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“WOMAN’'S PAGE. Family Atmosphere in the Home BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. The adage that “You can’'t get something. for...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Old Devices for Newest Garments BY MARY MARSHALL. «* In the making of the new clothes for Spring there has been

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COMING HOME WITH LIMB IN CAST; BLOW TO TEAM ence of Barney From Line-ul; at Outset of Cam- paign Will Handicap Griffmen—Burke

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SPORTS. Phils May Cause Trouble in Old League : Manager Robinson Is Bankmg on Statzl COAST LEAGUER EXPECTED VE NO PENNANT...

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SPORTS. SPORTS. THE EVENING MARCH 11, 1927. Central Will Have a Strong Tennis Team in Race for High School Championship L ] }

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SPORTS D. U, FRIDAY, MARCH 1 SPOR TS. Plays-a-Period Plan in Foot Ball Is Not Likely o Get Much Attention METHOD DOES NOT...

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SCHOOLPERODIAL | WINERSSELECTE _ Petersburg, Va., Publication i Is Among Successful Con- | testants Just Announced. © By the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 11; 1927. 43 CHALIAPINTOSING | [ zove ®aNcE mapio enterTammmnt | NAVAL...

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44 HELP AND SI ; THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. |THE DUMBUNN[ES—-—Those Amaleur Rehearsals. In order to

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B 46 APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING ST WASHINGION D. FRIDAY MARLH 11, 1927. e e i S ——— = APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. | MUTT AND...

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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. (Continued.) HIGHLY o Acnsi NEAR ROCKVILL] want !mnll house, fl(y or sub- . A ddress A8h & ET.. DO...

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) REXT ESTATE," FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) CHEVY CHASE, MD. $11.450. Now English Colonial Home. i) Shaiziigts. hing ropm 2

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, MARCH 11 STEAMSHIPS. AvgTIeN sgues. L . ook PR e | The Murder of Roger Ackroyd