Evening Star dated February 25, 1928

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WEATHER. (U. 8, Weather Cloudy, possibly mum temperature about 20 deglzs; to- morrow partly cloudy and not €o cold....

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e s THE EV 'GVSTAR'; “"ASTTTNGTO{B{ D. _Q SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1928, 5. SOTBISHBIL - FOR D. C. PASSED, House Approves After...

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R DEVELOPMENTADD LEGISLATION ASKED Bill by Senator Ball Would Provide $100,000 for Virginia Projects. Bpecial Dispatch to The

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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 925 1 928, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C. | Former Treasury Head In-' sists Upon State Dry Law...

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| MILLAN FOUND * GULTY OF NURDER | Strand of Yellow Thread Con- vinces Woman Jurors—Life Term Recommended. THE THE EVENING

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ATHE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition, WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY...February 35, 1928 | THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor

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THFE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON,. D. €. SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 25, 1928.° SKILLED S TOLL INMINE EXPLOSION Only 1 of 125 Near Scene

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B8 * SOCIETY. THE E\"E;\fiNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928 Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg Guests

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CHURCH TO ASSIST IN PARK PROJECT Presbyterians Plan to Beau- tify Site for Proposed National Edifice. ‘The plan to beautify

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10 AUNILIARY TO HOLD DR. $IZ00 70 OPEN SPECIAL SERVICE LENTEN SERVICES Episcopal Group Arranges Presbyterian Pastor to Ad-

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PASTOR CONTINUES LENTEN SERMONS Rev. Moses R. Lovell Wil Preach at Mount Pleas- ant Church. At the Mount Pleasant Congrega- |

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-PASTOR'S SERMON - TEXTS ANNOUNCED F_ifst Congregational Serv- ites Tomorrow Evening to Include Motion Picture. At the First

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SPORTS. STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1928. SPORTS.” ~ West Ready to Try for Griff Berth : G. W. and...

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14 ® FI NANCIAL.” THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, s D. C. SATURDAY, TFTEBRUARY 1928, Money to Loan Becurec by first deed ol

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FIN NCIAL THE EV NG STAR, WASTIINGTON D. C. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 SOME BONDS DROP IN TRADING TODAY Italian, S. A. L. and U.

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HAULING LOCKHART AND HIS CAR OUT OF THE OCEAN AT DAYTONA BFACH. This unusual photo- graph shows Frank Lockhart heing rescued

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REAL ESTATE D. C. SURVEYS SHOW DEMAND FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF HOMES Row. Semi-Detached, Detached and Apaftment House s Prove...

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18 REAL WEEK'S BUILDING TOTALS $1.923.300 New iList of D. C. Projects Approved Sets Record for Period. (Continued from...

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i REAL ESTATE. PLANNING PROGRESS ‘THE EVENING REAL ESTATE. 19 T Penn Oil Co. of Washington, manufac- | products of the...

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DONGHOE HEADS " DINNER PLANNERS Former President of Real Estate Board Is Chairman of Committee. 1 Clarence F. Donohoe has...

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RPAL SALE SIGNS HIT INBEAUTY DRIVE Real Estate Board Asks Members to Eliminate Needless Display. ESTATE. hoped may be...

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REAL ESTATE. FURNISHING THE HOME Conducted for The Star BY ELIZABETH STETSON AND GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS BY GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS.

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Books and Bookcases in the Home BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. The utilarian bookcase does not lack in decorative

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Fugitive Love (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) FINAL INSTALLMENT. . 1t will be remembered,’ Jenny read, "that a body was

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ROOMS, ETC.’ THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, 1. . SATURDAY, FTRBRUARY 25, 197 PARTMENTS, ETC. SHED, (Continued.) T SHERNAY,

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APARTMENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED, (Continued.) FOR COLORED. Attractive Apartments, Low Rentals, 1745 Kalorama Rd. N.W.

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REAL ESTATE. Continued.) FEW WELL BUILT STUCCO W \Mmi' best section of Hyattsville H:l and hath WINTER RARGATN Attractive W

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AUCTIONS.” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1928 LEGAL NOTICES. AUCTION SALES. - KEEPING UP WITH THE

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30 PARKS OF DISTRICT ENLARGED 15 ACRES Bunker Hill Recreation Field Is Largest of Latest Ad- ditions to System. More than 15