Evening Star dated February 7, 1928

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WEA (T, 8. Weather THER. Bureau Forecast.) Rain and warmer tonight;, tomorrow clearing. ‘Temperature—Highest, 34, at 3 pm.

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CITIZENS OPPOSE CAR MERGER PLAN #Service™ Is Held Chief Con- cern of Public in Res- olution. t “service.” embracing 2t and

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T FVENING * GERMAN REPUBLEC SEEN S ENDURING Emil Ludwig Holds Govern-| ment Safe Against Disturb- | ance by Monarchists. | ®

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DRY ENFORCEMENT | EFFORTS REVEALED Cceran Exvlains Operations of U. S. Forces to Combat Liquor Schemes. as given to the House

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@ THE EVENING STAR, WASTINGTON. D. €, TUES DAY. TP BRI The Factory Says “The 78 Will Outdemonstrate Any Car at Any Price.”

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8 STAR. WASHINGTON « THIS AND THAT "THE EVENING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1928 understanding. A chance word spoken |a sound...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: D. €. TUESDAY. FLLRUARY 7, 1928 P We Can Learn the Habit [MRS. L. W. TANSILL DIES. BERNARD...

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CURB "CHANGE FORMED. CHICAGO, February 7 (#).—Organ- $zation of the Chicago Curb Exchange Association has been completed um

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SOCIETY. - SOCIETY The President and Mrs. Coolidge Willf - Dine Tonight With the Secretary of Navy and HE President and will

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o TITE_ TVENING YTAR, WASTINGTON, D. €. TURSDAY. TEBRUARY 7, 1 an Pl g SOCIETY (Continued from Fourteenth Page.) the home of

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bt . THE EVENING 'STAR. WASHINGTON., 7. €. TURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 19%8. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT 4 . —BY WEBSTER. WASHINGTON TO

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JARY 7. °1928. The New Suits and Ensembles and the Fur Scarfs to Wear with Them Without a doubt the ensemble has assumed the

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SINGERE IN STAND Champion Now Fears He Will Not Be Able to Get Two Contests This Year. By the Aseo NEW YORK, Fi 7.—-Gene Tun-

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VWinter Comfort Indoors and Out BY LYDIA' LE BARON WALKER. In the Winter the homemaker has to e alert about temperature and

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AUCTIONS. * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1928. EDUCATIONAL. 35 w1 e ' KEEPING UP WITH THE...

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36 THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. KAPLOWITZ ON NINTH ABOVE G ST. APPAREL SPECIALISTS INTRODUCING 1928 SPRING SEASON WITH A