Evening Star dated November 4, 1927

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WEATHER. (U 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair. with lowest temperature about 40 degrees, tonight; tomorrow mostly cloudy: not

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HARLAND APPROVES + ROUTE SIGNS HERE Traffic Director to Ask City for Markers to Aid Auto Tourists. BY WILLIAM ULLMAN. not be

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EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, 1927, ENDS LIFE WITH GUN PLACED IN TREE FORK Young Montgomery County Man THE D. €., FRIDAY,...

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REGULATION CHANGES URGED iouse Committee Is Told Board of Tax Appeals Docket Is Swamped. the Associated Press. laving heard

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" PRIZES AWARDED |~ priewimer ] IN'ARTS CLUB TEST: Shepard Taylor and J. R. Al- mand Winners in Costume | and Poster...

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AUTHORITY OF U.S. IN AIR QUESTIONED 2% Government Power Over In- +t trastate Flying Is Chal- E lenged in Reiss Case. The...

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ALBRICHT CHURCH Exercises Launched Today at | New Evangslical Edifice, Memerial to Layman. Special services, to extend until

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D C. FRIDAY.......November 4, 1927 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The

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With One Firm 22 Years William F. Elliott Undertaker | Has Left That Firm to Manag- The Brown Stone Funeral Home of : W. W.

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10 PRESENTS GHEK ADSNURSES FUND Society Also Acknowledges Receipt of $1,000 Rudolph Kauffmann Bequest. A check from President

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"~ JAZZ 1S RevoL; CRIIC DECLARES Sigmund Spaeth Gives First Lecture of Community Institute’s Series. ‘The Community Institute

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"MAINE’S CIDER LAW BECOMES EFFECTIVE All Sales of Apple Juice Must Be Recorded as Fruit Sea- Correspondence of The Star. .

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" NARROWING SHOF | STYLESIS PLANNED More Footwear to Be Sold Next Year in Fewer Basic Patterns. § BY J. C. ROY! Bpecial...

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* Money to Loan PN"I‘HI!I |m| Joseph 1. an ler 420, Wan! FIRST MORTGAGE SECURITIES Secured on Improved Real Estate in the D.

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FIN LIST AGAIN RISES Best Rails and Utilities Up. Japanese Municipals Are Market Feature. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Special...

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16 . §1,000 FOR SAVING LIFE OF RUTH ELDER Wheeling Citizens Grateful for Rescue of Flyer and Pilot From the Sea. By the...

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SPEAKER LONGWORTH BECOMES A SCOUT. of the House being “sworn in” as a member of the Boy Scouts when he The genial Speaker...

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BER 4. 192 SOCIETY novia, N. Y., have reppened their Win |spent in Philadeiphia, New York and ter home on Twenty-first...

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—— CATHOLICS TO PLAN " FORSADODDRVE Gov. Ritchie and Archbishop Curley Will Attend Big Ed Dinner Here. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie

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20° TAFT TO HEAR SON 1 SPEAK ON SUNDAY 6,000 Invited to Celebration /1 of Capital Y. M. C. A. at i Auditorium. ' A “proud...

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“Miss Junior” Frocks In Youthful New Styles at $10 —The straight slimness of youth will display these new modcls most charm-

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22 WOMEN'S GROUPS ASK CO-OPERATION iLeaders Seek to Avoid Dupli- ‘w cation of Effort by w Jqint Work. Correspondence of the

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" CHCAGD'S PERA OPEASINELITTER - Start of Season Creates as Much Enthusiasm as Foot Ball Game. By the Associated Press....

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"TITE _ EVENING STAR. WASHiNG'l‘ON, D. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4., 1927. Lansburgh & Bro. Street Tomorrow—Hundreds of Wonderful

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Pure Fluffy Mallo Caros 59¢ Lb. Delicious fluffy marshmallows coated with caramel. Packed in fancy box. A wholesome, tasty

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cause their name- have passed to cities and towns in the region where vnce they 28 THE EVENING STAR. YASHINGTON. D. €....

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~ SOLOMON ISLANDS LAND OF ASSASSINS Ferocious Natives, Who Mas- sacred British Officials, Un- Impressed by Civilization. The

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wipidg THE 'EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, T. ©. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1697, o U nilS e IUEhL it HELD GREAT NEED HERE TR g A...

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By the Associated Press. English, Says i\‘layor ™ R NP NP UGN o S N S A a0 5 YO PNFRBLENLE "> " WOODWARDS FALL EXPOSITION...

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- 30 : CAROL PLOT BEGA BEFORE KING DIED Government Reveals Plan “Enthrone Prince Was S £ for Early Execution. leged Carolist

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= PANAMA OBSERVES INDEPENDENCE DAY 3 Youngest American Republic Marks 24th Year—Lega- b tion Here Entertains. Panama,...

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3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, ; e — — —— — — — — ——— —— — —— ————— — —...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1927.° e ——— —— ] | ERRAERNEERRN RN S A A A S TR TR RARRRI NS SRS RER

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44 SCHOOL PERSONNEL CHANGES ORDERED Board of Education An- nounces Appoiritments, Pro-| motions and Transfers. monthly...

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- ISEES NEWSPAPERS | BEST BUSINESS AD {Westinghouse Official Says (| They Offer Surest Method ! of Advertising. By the...

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THE EYEX’[—L\’G STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. T. FTRIDAY, NOVEWBER 7 T977. o , H I = $2.95 Bed Light $2.95 Rayon 75cand $1 $1 Novel

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OADURANAYAD NEARAGUMNREBEL Gen. Ferrera Reported Ready to Join Forces With Former Liberal Chief. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, November

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- — * ETHER CONGESTIN * REDUCTIONSDUGT Three Synchronization Meth- | ods Are Now Available for Use of Broadcasters. The...

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GREVILLE DIARIES AROUSE BRITAIN Stir in London Over Purport- ed Record of Events in Victorian €ra. By the Associated Pyess,

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40 — DETROIT ORGANIZES ‘BLIND PIG'ISSUE Mayor Seeks Re-election as Wet Champion—0ppo- nent Is Silent. By the Associated...

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SPORTS. No $60,000, No Fight, Dundee’s Stand : Espinosa ]W@ég HUDKINS CLAIMS CROWN AS WELTER SPURNS RING California Boxing

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SPORTS. ... » Little Sees No “Set-Up’ EASTON ELEVEN STRONG, COACH AT HILLTOP AVERS| | Reports of Scounis Convince Georgetown

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SP Penn, Seen Stronger in All Departments, ORTS. RED AND BLUE DEFENSE ‘1S LIKED BY TIGER COACH . Poubts That Crimson Can...

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’44.. SPIRIT BRIDE FAILS HIM, MAN, 71, SUES sSarah” Cost Him $7,500 and Then Would Not Ma- terialize, He Charges. By the...

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The Wise Housewife Is for Labor- Saving H For the chen there is always a wide choice of new utensils to make 0oking easier,

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‘26 WOMAN'S PAGE. “rre YOUR MIND And How to Keep It Fit sTrRE Willie Willis BY ROBERT QUILL WHO REMEMBERS? BY DICK MANSFIELD.

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Velvet Gowns of the New Sort BY MARY MARSHALL. ~¥ you have fair skill as a home diressmaker there is no reason wt You should

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BLACK JOKER BY ISABEL OSTRANDER, (Continued from Yesterd: “Shot, I think!” Janet's voice trembled. “There were stains on his

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MISCELLANEOUS." BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) TTOR SHOP. well_eauipbed: doink Tosce: “oner et "sell Docate. of health,

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SALE—HOL AR (Continued.) In Perfect Condition. $8,350. Located on a_ 75-foot-front lot beautifully planted with flowers and

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AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1927. EDUCATIO AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION...

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TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. POLIGEWOMEN'S |. WORK 1S PRAISED Importance in Prevention of I Crime Stressed at “Spon- sors’ Luncheon.”