Evening Star dated October 29, 1927

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. WEATHER. (U 8 Weather Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much ch Temperatur p.m. yesterda toda Bureau Foracast.)...

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INARY T0 PRESS FARM LEGISLATION Oregon Senator Holds Sur- plus Problem Must Be Solved by Congress. The farm surplus problem

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e el " RUM CAR CRASHES * OFF ROAD AT TURN Wrecks Soldiers’ Home Fence; Storekeeper Accused| I\ of Assaulting Police. A...

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4 GOEBEL HOPS OFF ON NEW YORK TRIP Pacific Flyer Leaves Capital, Expecting to Return for ’ | | Conferences Nov. 10. With New

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AT PUTVING STAR. (CASHINGTON, B ®. SATURDAY. OCTORER 2. 1927 In which are Featured these Improved Store Services and Shopping

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6 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. BATURDAY.....October 20, 1827 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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THE_EVE G_STAR. WASIIINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 929 * Wadhey Mothodiat Charch || oo o Appeinted Oudete 1o o sk Pt b,...

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B 8 SO — e CIETY. First Lady of the Land Hostess at Tea Yesterday at Ex to Group was hostess at the White | as her guests...

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TIHE EVENING STAR, WASHT NGTON, D. ) ¢., SATURDAY., OCTOBER 29, 1927. > COUNTY'S SCHOOL ROCKVILLE. |NEW ALEXANDRIA #3701 c

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D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, STURGEON FEATURE - MARKET OFFERING [Vegetable Supplies Good. Turkey Raisers Looking for Cold...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1927. sl 0 COOPER TO TALK DRAMATIC EVENTS IN BIBLE HISTORY ~—The

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12 = THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1927. ' METHODIST EPISCOPAL _(Colored). | Chaistinn Bniires

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3 i >y /street northeast, of which Rev. {Samuel T. Nicholas is pastor. iservice and Prof. C. F. 'MOUNT PLEASANT CHURCHES TO

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14 ¥ FIN, ANCIAL, THE EV. NING STAR. WASHINGTON, DG SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29 SELLING RENEWED INSTOCK MARKET Steels and Rails...

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SATURDAY., OCTOBER_29. 1927. FINANCIAL. / /BUSINESS VOLUME AND STOCKS DROP High Wage Scales and For- eign Competition Factors

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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE Cross button on the Pre rshi yne of the Americ R L s an Red Cross (u( lt’lt) enrolied both lll‘wd(’nl and

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R REAL ESTATE WASHINGTON, D. C, hg gn,ening %iaf SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. | HOME & GARDEN | 17 l A Home-Owning and...

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REAL ESTATE., e —— Kills Wife, Son and Self. RIVERSID! Wber 29 (#). —Financial w nestic difti the police h Henry M...

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REAL ESTATE. STAR, WASHINGTON, Y.M.C.A. TOOPEN EXCHANGE T0 WAGE REALTY COURSES [ , = First Class Scheduled for Monday...

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20 HOMES ESSENTIAL, HOOVER DECLARES Families Need Good Dwell- ings, He Says, Indorsing 1928 Housing Campaign. The first...

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REAT ESTATE. MILLER APPOINTS NEW COMMITTEES Personnel Is Announced at Luncheon Given to Execu- | tive Board by President. W.

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4 Be REAL ESTATE.’ CTOBER 29, 19°7. REAL ESTATE.' THE EViC T STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, O FURNISHING MALL GARDENS...

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TATE Nosamgmnaishy oo THTE TV T'\T\'t‘: STAR. WASIHTINGTON, vhich reach the Rut eally only a very few tha Gardening in...

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READ ESTATE. THE EVENING STORY Stuffy’s Wish. TUFFY RAYMOND hunched himself closer against his news- stand in an effort to

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. REAL ESTATE. WORLD FAMOUS STORIES | MATEO FALCONE. BY PROSPER MERIME] (Prosper Merimee 1803-1870. was a fair-) proached him

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Colored Leather Chair Seats BY L DIA LE BARON WALKER THE DAILY HOROSCOPE Sunday, October 30. | Benefic aspects

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SPORTS. FANS IN EAST TURN EYES ON YALE AND DARTMOUTH Four Teams That Have Not Lost a Conference Game | to Battle in Midwest

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28 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1927. - TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. A A - AMUSEMENTS. mw ifl] HflMES LONG

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AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. MISCELLANEOUS. 29 Star “Want Ad” ' . . , po

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30 AUTOMO SALE—AUTOMOBILES, (Continued.) T OTCK,_ 1027 SEDAN—Fully equipped: mil- Briced reasonablo; " ternis or Pa Uinea by

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ROOMS. 05 ol RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. AROOM UPE FLAT. bath_ electricit yewly decorated: private entrance. back vard. Yent:...

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32 — APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. {(Continued.) APARTMENTS, ETC. THE CHASTLETON HOTEL, Conveniently Located, 16th ST. AT R....

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REAT ESTATE. . APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED (Continued.) NEW APARTMENTS Adjoining Wardman Park Hotcl 2501 Calvert St. ‘All Front

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REATL “.__.._._—_.______._—-—————————————_——_—'___ WATER FRONT PROPERTY. ILL EXCHANGE G-YEAR 0% 1st MORT- Kage notes for well

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i (g REG’LAR FELLERS—A Wooden Kimono. Far R : AUCTION SALES. - THOS. OWEN w.{ z;'fl)“lrl! = 3 0 , 1478 u S LELAND BUNGALOW, X

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