Evening Star dated October 13, 1927

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WEATHER. s Fair and cooler tonight. oir; slowly rising Weather Bureau Forseast ) Tomorrow temperature, Temperature—Highest,

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PARK VIEWPLANS 'CARNIVAL TONIGHT Miss Catherine Beck Is Chosen Queen From 28 - Seekers After Honor. ith Miss Catherine Beck

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L FOR MEN are FOR BETTER DRESSED MEN ALWAYS TWO TROUSERS *45 EXCLUSIVELY AT Waodward & Wathrop Wood for your fireplace...

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[ Motorist Fined And Married by Same Magistrate |WINCHESTER CHOSEN, '~ BY D. A. R. SESSION Annual Virginia Meeting Closes...

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ONPULSIRY AUTD INSURANGEFLAYE Foes of Proposal Meet Before D. C. Chamber to Ex- press Views. . Vigorous objections o nd in

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. ....October 13, 1927 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ..Editor

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‘ABRAHAM C. BOBYS, RETIRED TAILOR, DIES D. C. Man Was a Member of Sev- eral Fraternal Organ- izations. Abraham C. Bobys, 58

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Sale! 1,000 Pairs Women’s Silk Hose Full Fashioned An exceptional value—serv- ice weight silk all the way to the top, with

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THE EVENING STAR; WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927. Specially Priced for Anniver.sary'l Carter Union Suits i for

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UMBIA HEIGHTS ACCLAIMS CENTER Community Organization Has Tenth Anniversary—Speak- ers Lead Program. The tenth anniversary of

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PRESIDENT SEES PITTSBURGH ' s AS REPRESENTATIVE U. S. CITY Executive, in Founder's Day Address, Cites| Climb From Wilderness

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— e - (OLLEGESBLAMED -FOR POOR TRAINING Dr. Hanes Holds Modern Plan of Education Creates Misfits in Life. By the Associated

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W flected in an 4 New Bond Issues FINANCIATL » TREND UNCERTAIN ONCURB EXCHANGE Specialties Attract Attention. Anglo-Chilean

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< Ay g @ PINANCIAL: %wm. @ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, -1927. “Wmwis. © # FINANClAL. *5WSen...

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. FINANCIAL. INDERTONEEASY N BOND MARKET :.Losses Confined to Fractions. New Issues Have Effect on Values. BY CHARLES F....

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v WRIGHT CO. Underselling Furniture Specials Decorated END TABLES $).95 WRIGHT CO. Attractively finished in red, Green and

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VENING STAR AMPHIBIAN PLANE CHRISTENED BEFORE TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT. Mrs. Ralph Brewster, \’Tllyl], ENJOYS DAILY ROUND OF...

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SOCIETY E._The Argentine’ Ambassador and Family A - 1.3 HE Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Honorio Pueyrredon, and his...

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t ¢ - &£ EDUCATORS DENIED _ PROCLAATION AID President Feels He Has “Ex- pressed Himself Fully,” Secretary Declares. Officials

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U BANKHEADS REMOVALIS URGED Officiais Criticized for Alleged Retirement of Loans in Cotton District. By The Associnted Press.

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- LTLIENDAHLSAD DO’ DEFENSE | : Brother Quoted as S @ Fam;; Bel:i:vees Hir I::;Tg \ W K AN N s : 3 th cent in Slaying. LBy

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$2 Umbrellas $1.29 (57) Men's and Women’s Black American (cot ton) taffeta, good wearing, fast-color, rainproof material....

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. —_—— | by local conditions, by personal con- ‘ derntions, by political ~expediency nd party interests, is no budget. 1t »

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The Golden Jubilee Makes Possible the Purchase of Leather Handbags $1.95 and $2.49 Grades Only $1.55 YOU can havé a bag to

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OYAL ILEE SALE 0 OUR COMMUNITY $3.49 to $4.49 All-Wool Coatings $2.69 vd. A yery opportune chance to save as the cold season

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TVE G NTAR. WASHINGTON, ‘D, . THURSDAY. OCTORER 13. 0. 'More Rain Fell in Capital Yesterday BLACK SMOKE COSTS Than in...

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ROTARIANS HEAR OF CITY PROBLENS Grant and Ladue Tell Club of Traffic and Zoning Dif- ficulties Here. Col. Willlam B. Ladue,

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THE _EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. (.. TWO WIVES GRANTED deficiencies. In any event, I think it important to expedite the bill

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2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 19°7. - MUSSOLINI REGIME PRA'SH] BY SHAw, e Supi Valves! _ M/

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DECRIES POLTIS - INFLOOD CONTROL Secretary Davis Declares ork Barrel” Has Been Arms Committees InCongress Headed | By...

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THE EVENING STA e T e e ————— = TRAFFIC HELD UP BY HIGH WATER | Bladensburg Flood Detours Many Government Work- ers on Way to

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D. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927. THE EVENING M oodward & Lothrop Week End Candy Special, 2 Pounds Homemade Candy, 95¢...

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225 Matrons’ Hats Included $4.65 Velvets, velvet and combinations, velvet and felt vouthful medium or soleil felt—in models;

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3T M T0 RESUME TASKS Workers in Yangtze Valley, China, Hope to Reoccupy Stations October 1. Correspondence of the Associated

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MUSIBAL SCORES FORUSE OF BLIND New Braille Method Enables Sightless Persons to Be- come’ Players. Correspondence of The Star.

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- ENRTTOGNE 1 PLAYS I CERMAN ;lloted Theatrical Producer to } Make American Debut Backed by Kahn. i { Porrespondence of the

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VAL OIS B, ST ENTE Mayor Insists He Will Await | Ruling of State Su- preme Court. Br the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS,...

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in New York to Discuss Political Issues. o * o e 2+ By the Asociated Press. HYDE PARK, N. Y., October 13, wedfhe open mind nd

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,l CHANNEL RECORD $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington * AND RETURN SUNDAY October 23 Special Train Leayea...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO S S S SRR RS TZS tested” 24-Lb. Bag JOUR HOME Sanitary | PEANUT BUTTER | 18=.20c 2 for 39c...

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42 S LIFE OF LICENSES EXTENDED 16 DAYS Many More Changes in Wave Lengths Are in Pros- pect, Says Commissioner. Extending the

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DENVERDISTRICT STATIONS CHANGED U. S. Radio Commission Orders Sweeping Shake-Up After Series of Hearings. A sweeping shake-up

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BRObKLANDERS TO MEET STRONG TEAM SATURDAY St. John’s of Brooklyn Expected to Show Clever|, Passing Attack—Georgetown to Pick

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PURDUE-CHICAGO BATTLE HAS MIDWEST LOOP AGOG [raditional Rivals Have Wholesome Respect for One Another This Year—Several Teams

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SPORTS! » AMERICAN LEAGUE HEAD " READY TO QUIT MONDAY Hopes That Next President of Circuit Will Not Be “Rubber Stamp”...

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‘3P —_— ORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927. SPORTS. 47 Jones Declares Sweetser Is Best...

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— __ ®HE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1997, ‘N hen the Twilight Climax comes Your electric raslway

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Smart Lingerie in Gray BY MARY MARSHALL. 1 have been told by makers of smart lingerie that most women who can

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WOMAN'S PAGE.' Small Economies Worth While BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER It is the wise woman who makes what sie has do its full

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WOMA BY LOL “Food” Cream for the Neck. Dear Miss Leeds—I want to make up & cream to use on my neck, which | d has The rest of

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r B i WOMAN’S PAGE. BY THORNTON FISHER 52 I The Sidewalks of Washington ” A Washington young lady took two wns several weeks

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S4L8—giacen 1 Avmova. DINING SET. very h lsome. o areo Disces and 13 Shelre. noholojered o fher with - CLOSING HOURS Q‘r"r“nr

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54 SALE—~AUTOMO {Conf OICK 3-4 ar sold for unpaid Tr o mlenge: 5§ 5 tires. akes. notes. $345: 12 months ade_your car in....

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APARTM WANDI)ARD. lm 13 = enjoy Hving :‘Ih ‘M'@"H ENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS--UNFURNISHED. {(Continued. ] 236 N W.—3 over store:

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o REAL ESTATE. By ALBERTINE RANDALL RENT—-SUBURBAY PROFERTY, WELL, | GUESS WE LEARN {Continved.) M) A’ FROM' THE. MOSQUITO

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COLORED BARGAIN. 2308 Ov‘fllflfl Rd. N.W, v o ans Insvect “today: FOR SALI DETACHRD. MOSTLY_NEW ses in Chevy Chase, D, C.. near

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REAL ESTATE. THE BVENING AR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. -1927. AUCTIONS BT JUTT AND JEFF—Mutt Startles Jef With

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e OFFICIAL NOTICES. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. THE EVENING _____EDUCATIONAL. ONERS OF THE_DISTRICT OF ? % A Wb . October 8.

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5 SUBSCRIBED T0 TRAVELERS' AI Workers Enthusiastic Over Results of First Day in Drive for $20,000. Volunteer workers in the