Evening Star dated March 31, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Mostly cloudy with probability of lig! today; showers tomorrow showers somewhat warmer....

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2 % FOUR DIE AS PLANE BURNS AFTER CRASH Transport Liner Plunges in Rough Mountain Pass in California. By the Associated...

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The Argonne th and Columbia Road N.W. Four rooms, kitchen, bath and reception room, .south- ern exposure. Reasonable 2001...

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D. G, MARCH 31 1929_PART T W_ D.A.R. LEADERSHIP - TILT HOLDS STAGE Continental Cengress of Or- ; ganization Scheduled to i

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PO R % WEATHER PERLS 2¢ EASTER SERVIGES jWalter Reed Exercises May Be Held Indoors—Hoover . to Attend Quaker Church....

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DSTRGT T0 ONOR SCHADES MENRY German - American Author, Lawyer and Editor Was Exponent of Justice. ‘The memory of Louise...

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"MRS. MARGARET PERRY - % EXPIRES AT AGE OF 79 Wldow of Former Commissioner of 19 Montgomery County Had Been o Il Long Time.

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S OTRCATYE ,tion of additional rooms for the B * for a colored school in the Cabin COUNTY SCAOOLS BLL T D00 Senate at...

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3 P SERVICES OPEN NEW CHURCH IN CAPITAL “Church of the Pilgrims” Is; Southern Preshyterians’ Gift to Washington. Many years

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Qtlephone Street oG steeecy Main 8780 5 fi Eleventh Uée P' "ROYAL We're certainly glad to be able to tell you we’'ve got...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D.” T, MARCH 31, 1929—PART Y. Q Street Qelephone Main 8780 &N g Eleventh Ushermg in the Month of

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"___..12 = SCHOOLS CONDUCT " ORATORY CLASHES Central, McKinley and Busi- ness Héld Eliminations in Forensic Contests....

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} J Wage Earners Get Benefits Here Preliminary to New System for Country. The Federal Board for Vocational Education is making

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- 14 DEBT SETTLEMENT | CRISIS AWAITED Return of Conferees After Easter Recess M2y Decide Entire Issue. * i BY LELAND STOWE.

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PROGRAM SECOND F STURNS BB e e International Will Entertain Saturday . The second of a series of entertain- ments dedicated

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- THE SUNDAY: -STAR,. WASHINGTON, DG M‘ZR'CH .31, 1929—-PART . I’ R LA Are You in a Hm'ry? ‘You Can Read Tlm Entire...

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GHET WL INITE CHATIS T0 0N | Beiano Hopes to Have 71 ‘Recognized Organizations Affiliated for 1930. ‘An invitation to all...

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Four Reasons Why You Can Buy Now at Such Low. Prices First, because at these low prices we will dis- pose of more suites,...

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New York-to-Atlanta air mail rou Paul Dashiell, United TN ORGIS | (e | | CLAUSE ATTACKED CLASSES IN ADVERTISING YOU ARE...

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WATCH AND CLOCK REDAIRINO Thlrd St. Girl is Happy Now The quick, easy way those ail- ments of children, such as head- aches,

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[vere | ‘The monthly meeting of Eckington Union was heid Tuesday evening at the bome on North Capitol street of Mrs. Alvin

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. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, MARCH 31, 1920—PART 1. The Hub—Seventh and D Sts, N.W. The Hub—Seventh and D Sts. N.W.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, LM mS . The Hub—Seventh & D Sts. N.W. Natural fiber round top table, well braced and sturdy. Roll Arm 3-Pc._

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'THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, MARCH 31, 1929—PART 1.’ Centers will have shortened pro- grams, owing to Easter holiday

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.~ - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO D. ¢, MARCH 31, 1929—PART 1. 25 IARKET WEATHER | VIOLENT CHANGE Stock Exchénge Emerges " From

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26 '"FINANCIAL." FINANCIAL. DELANO IS NAMED ASSOCIATION HEAD, Stable Money Organization| Averazenrice of 50 stoc Also Elects

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FINANCIAE, SEABOARD GAIN STEADY. |i™ Mpniy: Avsilable for Ly ; CLAR'.k‘.CmLDa & COMPANY 600D GAINS NOTED INBANK CLEARINGS...

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THE “ SUNDAY - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.- MARCH 31, 1929-=PART 1. ‘AT SEVENTH AND K”— WASHINGTON’S POPULAR SHOPPING...

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P Pyt | e | Part 2—8 Pages WASHINGTON, D: ¢, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1929. . TARIFF SHIFT ~ U. S. FOREIGN RELATIONS...

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2 THE EVENING STAR With Sun M Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY........March 31, 1920 TEEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor The...

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' ISTHMIAN CANAL PROJECT HOLDS GRAVE PROBLEMS Construction of Channel Linking Atlantic and Pacific Long Dreamed of Before...

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Etchings on View at the Smithsonian—Exhibitions in the Various Galleries—Other Notes of Local Artists. BY LEILA MECHLIN. IFTY

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(Continued From First Page.) at the time, and it is likely that the leader felt unwilling to share his tri- umph with any...

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New Beoss of the Army (Continued From Third Page.) straight to the heart of the controversy. He saw that only a fraction of

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Enameled Fern Stands g i f . Hartz Mountain Canaries $1.00 | : - Ave $5.95 ea. bowls, A Tegular P Let one of $1.42 velue. gt

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—54-in. Wool and Wool and Cotton Coatings, gray, tan, red and brown mixtures, Yd. $1 ‘50 —>54-in. Basket Cloth and Flannel,

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‘MRS. MICHAEL MACWHITE, SWife of the new Minister from the Irish Free State, who has just presented his credentials. Huris &

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“sociEry. ' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MARCH 81, 1920_PART 3. Elaborate Program® For Banquet Outlined By Columbian

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|World of Society Charmed ' By Weddings of Eastertide Mlny Brilliant Nuptial Events of Record—Church Ceremonies Among the...

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1 4 sociery. Varied Attractions Listed|| In Annapolis Society World Welfare Entertainment and Ma.lqueude Ball Feature...

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North Suburban Folk . Have Varied Program o Of Social :Activities Pretty' Entertainments in 1+ 'Week's Record—Party for i+,

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Residents Seeking Recreation Resorts—Holiday Events Scheduled—Guests Being Entertained’ in Washington Homes—Personal Margu

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..Cpnecrt fof Benefit - “Of Russian Refugees " Foreseen as Success Society Leaders Specially |y Interested in Entertain-...

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and Official Life Former President and Mtrs. Coolidge to Attend Ground-Breaking Ceremonies for New College for Women. - BY

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s EWS OF THE CLUBS CONDUCTED BY NANNIE LANCASTER. i il | £1 balance of $§762.97 treasury. Mrs. Willlam La Varre, first vice

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Bouthard “and Mrs. Annie L. & wreath was sent by the vircle: charter was ordered draped in visiting from’ California, said

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Delegation From League of Women Voters to. Attend Inter- national Alliance Sessions—Senator Fletcher ' Speaks—Feminists...

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‘. the ¢ NITA "PacE - Columbia Innovations: Present and Prospective. - BY PHILANDI A decided innovation was the presentation

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HAYS, president the Motion_ Picture | W le Mr ency” ;: says, "an the pnt of alin fgw to reguiate: has in the p ;nflyo'u...

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coz.wma—m Broadway Melody.” ening. K. | Moniaay METROPOLITAN—“The Divine Lady.” This afternoon and | FOX~-“Hearts in Dixie.”

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HERE no longer can be any| oftener, doubt for even skeptic that confirmed 8 has 1yveliness bloomlnm the « jastertide. The...

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In the Motor World BY Q. ADAMS HOWARD. RAFFIC conditions at Du- pont Circle are gradually clearing up. . A week’s ac-...

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URGED BY KEEFE " 'BRIDGES AT CAIRO, ILL., T0 CONNECT 3 STATES Ohio River Span and Another Across| “dm to Be at “Iouop- ;...

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' LRONRS URGDD TOLOOKAFTERTO g B ' Why-Wood or Metal Are Not « Used as Material Is Explained. BY H. CLIFFORD BROKAW, fabric,

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= NE of most: O signs of the Mefm S Government (ke krmy and eral Government, and Navy, educational institutions and’...

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