Evening Star dated February 17, 1929

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“From Press to Home Within the Hour” ‘The Star is delivered every evening and Sunday morning to Washington homes by The...

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VG CENTER BL [THREE POLICEWEN X | o' = I ENACTMENT SEEN Quick Action Predicted as Smoot Urges Purchase of Four-Square Site.

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. 0. WILL AWARD HONORARY DEGREES Secretary Kellogg and Dr. W. F, Notz Will Be Paid Tribute Tomorrow. Marking completion of a

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FLI STAR HEATS NARGDTG EFFECT Alma Rubens Is in Hospital. Doctor Under Fire—Pre- scriptions Found. By the Associated Press.

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probably WE For Impaired V : —consutt an Eye Physician Some of the most serious cases of de- fective vision could avoided if

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6 * HOW STONE TRED T0 END WAR TOLD Former Press Attache of German Embassy Here Lauds Dead Friend. By the Associated Press.

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RITES FOR RETIRED PASTOR TOMORROW Rev. 'George H. Slaybaugh, 83, Came to Washington 47 Years Ago. the vari ing due He out...

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\ THE_SUNDAY 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FEBRUARY 17, 1920_PART 1. ~NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PLAN—— —====WE DO

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FEBRUARY 17, 1929—PART T.’ *NO INTEREST OR EX TRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET...

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) B SPRIG SPEAIG CONTESTS T0 0P American University Will Hold First of Extempora- neous Series. The first of three State high

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] 'BOOK BLL CHANGES BY SENATE FOLGHT Gilligan Says Amendments to House Measure Should Be Withdrawn. Objecting strenuously to

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SRS B FARMERS TAKE UP URBAN PROBLEMS Montgomery County Conven- tion Considers Wide Range of Subjects. % BY WILLIAM J....

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TELLS OF MODERN " GHINESE METHODS Woman Educator Studies U. S. Education and Child Welfare Training. With the birth of the

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pee BINGHAM PROTESTS HEFLIS ATTACK Argues Against Use of Sen- ate Forum for Stirring Up. Religious Hatred. By the Associated

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LEJEUNE UPHOLDS " CRUISER PROGRAM Carabao Feast Is Enlivened Also by Many Humorous Army Reminiscences. Maj. Gen. John A....

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D. AR, CHAPTERS - FORMED ABROAD hreat Activity in Foreign Fields Reported by Mrs. Lowell Hobart. Great activity in forming

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ROCK CREEK BRIDGE| PROJECTS STUDIED Charles Eliot, 2d, Says Beauty of Park Will Be Kept. Traffic Speeded. Studies are under

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TWO HUGE LIGHTS 10 GUIDE FLYERS Bolling Field Installing 10, 000-Watt Automatically Operated Equipment. ‘Two 10,000-watt...

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PLANS £0 FORWARD | FOR BICENTENNIAL Memorial Association Hopes to Have 1932 Celebration Eclipse All Others. Plans are being

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MASONE LEADES NEET WEDESDAY Confefence on Ten Topics to Precede Washington Me- | morial Meeting. | | In connection with the

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RETIREMENT ENDS EXCITING GAREER aj..Gen. Rhodes, Washing- on Athlete of 80’s, Won Awards for Bravery. The' recent retirement

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ASHINGTON, D. . FEBRUARY 17, 1929—PART 1. - Modest Cottage...or the Mansion on the Hill + . «Furnish them both at large...

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Part 2—12 Pages EDITORIAL SECTION - he Sundny Sk, WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUAR PERMANENT PEACE SEEN IN RUSSIAN

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o THE EVENING STAR — With Sunday Morning Bdttien. - _ WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY......February 17, 1020 THEODORF W, NOYES. ...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO DO HERRIOT, FRANCE’S FIERY DEBATE LEADER, RETURNS Always a Storm Center in Politics of Nation, He

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'Society of Washington Artists Holds Thirty-Eighth Annual ‘ Exhibition at Corcoran Gallery—An Unusual. BY LEILA MECHLIN. HE

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Living Standards Changé (Continued From Third Page.) from their age of emotional maturity, and young women are the chief...

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guan tion, “inherited” by the somewhat stooped Becre- ol State. Amierican Marines had ‘hen the; c\:p"uln gufln. mt r, when y

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 17, 1929—PART 2. - T BANKS ARE READY O EAR 1929 T DATE | Brought Out in Nutshell

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SPECULATORS FEAR U.S. BANK'S POWER WWarning of Federal Reserve Results in Heavy Selling. Prices Sag. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.

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etu for Passing of Winter Season Marked by Good-By Parties In Capital Social Circle Lenten Period Program Includes Many...

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2 SO Cordial Greetings For Senate Members Recently Enrolled Thomas of Idaho and Con-| nally of Texas and Wives Popular...

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.50 == ! r 'Noted in Wee Brilliant Party at Wardour and Rear Admiral and 1llrs. Robison's Reception Listed Among Outstanding

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2 SOCIETY.’ _:New York Social Set Lists Series of Notable Events Schedule of Coming Week Embraces Delightful Presentations by

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SOCIETY. (Nuptial Ceremonies Of Special Note Mark Society's Calendar Distinguished Company Wit- nesses Marriage of Miss...

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SOCIETY. Dinners, Luncheon “_Teu, Club Meetings "= In Society Schedule Gl vy Ch‘"e Homefl Efl‘cr‘ tain House Guests—Resi- dents

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- In Social and Official Life Secretary Kellogg, Soon to Retire, May Point to Important World Peace Achievements During His

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CONDUCTED BY NANNIE LANCASTER. NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS. Copy for this celumn must be received at The Star office not later...

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NEWS OF THE CLUBS (Continued From Eighth Page) eral Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak on “The Edueation of Today.” The

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Juniors Active in General Federation—Mrs. BY CORINNE FRAZIER. [ \ ROWTH of the Junior Club movement in the General Federation

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FEBRUARY 17, 1929—PART 3. W ». Moses & Sons Rty Furniture Sale Main 3770 F Street at...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Parent-Teacher Activities All material for this column must be l‘x;nthe s'f..'fi u'ak;ee;wnmm...

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D. A. R. ACTIVITIES NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS. Copy for this column must be received at The Star office not later than noon of

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Doores DeL Rio RaLou Forpes < Columbia Drama Discusses Weather BY PHILANDER JOHNSON. 3 a weather prophet the ground hog did

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AMUSEMENTS." Comment BY W. H. LANDVOIGT. HOMELY aphorism, which has sprung from an humble origin, might be worthy of...

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