Evening Star dated April 23, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.y Fair with light to heavy frost tonight; lowest temperature about 38 'degrees;...

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RED GROSS GIVEN BACKING OF LABOR President of A. F. of L. Tells of Need of Generous Sup- port by All. A pledge of continued

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P RERLEGTS " FOUR DRECTOR iFrank B. Noyes Again Is | Named President of News | Organization. | By the Associated Press....

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e i L N Yt B ey S NEW SHORT-TERM 1. NOTE IS RGED Measure Designed to Make Government Financing Oper- ations More Flexible. By

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PO ATTORNEY DEFES JNES LA POLCY Milwaukee Federal - Prose- cutor Says He Will Apply Statute to All Alike. By the Associated

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RCHBISHOPTALKS ON TZENSHP Three Thousand Pay Tribute i to Prelate on Silver Jubilee of His Ordination. Declaring that the...

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'{THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY........April 23, 1929 THEODORF W. NOYES....Editor

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APRIL 23, 1929 WOMAN, 64, SENTENCED. Her 96-Year-Old Mother Hears Judgment in Theft Case. OAKLAND, "Calif, April 23 (®).—...

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! {0 '* ™ zuUBUR COURT FIGHT SEEN " OVER ORPHANAGE Cottage City Building Planned Despite Oppo- sition. $ Is BY GEORGE PORTER.

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MONEY IS READY FOR ZONING WORK Jones Says He Wil Turn $3,000 Over to Arlington Supervisors. BY LESTER N. INSKEEP. Staff...

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Tel2™ . AIRPORT SITE PRICE .~ BOOST IS CHARGED Underhill Declares Quotations Increased From $500 to $1,000 Per Acre. Hearings

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| ‘FINANCIAL." CURB SHARES GAIN | . NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office GAIN IN RAILROAD

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WASHINGTON, .D. €, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929.° FINANCIAL." sz e | |RECOVERY N STOCK MARKET CONTINUE FINANCIAL.' THE EVENING...

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Joseph L. Weller {i} al estate. e 8 Frous || THE IDEAL INVESTMENT Standard Collateral Trusteed Common Stock Shares A TRUSTEED

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16 REPORT ADVOCATES Scheme to Speed|isrttme. Shipping Taken Up UNION OF CHURCHES = ondonby Hurley Former Chairman of U.S. Mr.

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| ATONALTY REHT FOR IVES URGED DY VAN VOTERS General Council Declares Married Women Should Accept Own Status. ATTEMPTS TO GET

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SOCIETY. "The Ambassador’ of Cuba’ Visiting' in "t New York and Philadelphia to Speak Before American Academy. \HE Ambassador

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'SOCIETY (Continued From Eighteenth Page.) /the National League of American Pen /Women and the patriotic socleties of which

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929. X . has been keenly interested in the Junior and Champlain...

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OPENING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON THEATERS NATIONAL PLAYERS—“What Every. * ‘Woman Knows.” If a play has charm, nothing else

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1 THE WOLVES OF THE WATERFRONT FoSEES the taller man. “She just flew

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, TUESDAY, APRIT 23, 1029 T0POLOBAMPOHELD KEY T SINALOA Town of 300 Inhabitants Is Vitally

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CAPT HLLLEAVNG OS5 Army Signal Corps Recalls |snd Acting Chief Engineer, Effective June 19. The personnel situation on the

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SHHOKE SCREENS' CHARCED T0FOUR oliceman Identifies Man as Driver of Car Which He Lost in Chase. A city-wide search of an...

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| | 601 IN TH' CAR 2005E 505 T CAN FIND IT. Young Gander Disobeys. as! How oft the easiest way simply just to disobey. —Old

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983 % \ ALLEN APPEALS OUSTER DECISION Former Policeman Dismissed by Trial Board for Improper By the Assoclated Press. :...

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BY HERBERT THE game of golf, says John Monteith, jr., can be made much less expensive and at the same time more enjoyable 10

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Flavors Obtained From Cheese BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. { viands require just & soupcon, and it * should be THE CHEESE...

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| That you could tell a lady by her gloves and her handkerchiefs was a truism of Victorian days. The idea being that & woman

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CRVFS HELPNG ) (vt OPEY HONE SEASON) gl Connie’s\ Clan Crosses Cri (CENTRAL 'TOSSERS DUE TO FACE EASTERN IN TITLE TILT TODAY

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g T §IH P THREE SPORT MAN SETS TRACK MARK Piles Up 47 1-4 Points in “Ironman” Performance in Interclass Meet. ALLAUDET will

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POP 1S TOLD MOSE HAS GECOME A DUB Takes Word of Another Man That Old Partner Has Only 90 Average. BY R. D. THOMAS, OSE...

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THE Columbia Will Open Picturesque Hole Tomorrow T67H NOW 15 ONE OF BEST IN EAST Nearly 170 Yards From Tee, and Trouble...

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