Evening Star dated September 2, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and slightly warmer tonight; to- morrow fair and continued ‘Temperatures: -

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| - ELECTSGUERRERD| FOR OHIO RACES - Sessions Expected to Make ' History Are Opened in Geneva. By the Associated Press....

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TIHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1929 HUUVER |NFURMED ENGINEERS GREETED. Portes Gil...

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SAN JUAN INQUIRY - REOPENS TUESDAY Total Number of Passengers on lll-Fated Steamer May Never Be Known. 'SAN FRANCISCO,...

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16 ESCAPE AS SHIP IS WRECKED IN FOG Norwegian Freighter Driven Ashore on Newfoundland Coast Is Total Loss. By the Assoclated

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! 8 FARM BOARD AN FRCOPERATN Five 'Objectives of Relief Group Are Outlined by Vice Chairman. By the Associated Press....

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A NEW HOSIERY SERVICE Ghastly runs knitted back so expertly you can scarcely tell where they were! 25c for the first run—5c

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THE EVENING STAR — With Sunday Morning Editien. WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY......September 2, 1929 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor

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MRS. WHITEHAND DIES. Funeral Services Will Be Held at Residence Tomorrow. Mrs, Annie Schultze Whitehand, 73 years old, 2809

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Interesting Values Tuesday and Wednesday P & G Soap, 5 Bars, 12¢ Ivory Med., 5 Bars, 25¢ No phone or mail orders. Limit of 10

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‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER THO ROCKINGHAM (DEMOCRATSCHOSEN ;-Convention Names Pair as/...

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PASTOR UPHOLDS - FIGHT OF CHURCH Rockville Courthouse Dispute Likened to Ancient Struggle. & Special Dispatch to The Star. >

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2 i THE EVENING STAR, STRIKE TRIAL JURY | [eme e S p— SELECTION DRAGS RN TUR J;mosmg Counsel Excuse {Talesmen Passed by...

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NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, EIGHT LOSE LIVES IN APARTMENT FIRE Two Others Are Seriously In- jured When Flames Level Winnipeg...

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HEAD OF FEDERAL WORKERS EXPECTS -~ PERIODIC RAISES Welch Act Called First Step for Parity With Other Civilian Employes....

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18 SOC SOCIETY. IETY Secreta-ry of Trcasury Mellon Guest at Various Affairs Relatives on HE Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.

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f CHURCH TO CLOSE DES MOINES U. Court Order Prevents Board From Governing School, Bringing Step. By the Associated Press. DES

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“lack of suspicion on the part of the 20 DEPORTED ITALIANS GET AWAY | FROM ISLAND IN SMALL BOAT _?)olitical Prisoners Aided

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MARION STRIKERS MAY HOLD PARADE Wholesale Arrests in Riot and Troopers Apparently Fail to Halt Plans. By the Associated...

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The Marines Who Wouldn't Fight! Told by Their Commander, “HARD-BOILED” BUTLER This is the second of eight articles in which

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L ABOR BROADCAST William Green and Mayor Broening Features of Holiday Program. o A broadcast from Baltimore tonight of the

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Hadley to Toil Often NATIONALS EXPECT MUCH OF HURLER IN TRIM AGAIN Irving, Slated for Duty i n Labor Day Double Bill in...

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SPORTS - D. C. Gridders Take Field This Week : Southern Maryland Shoe Pairings Made MARYLAND BLAZES TRAIL BY STARTING...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Evening Ensemble With Wraps BY MARY MARSHALL. Very few women can afford to have & special evening wrap to go

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Labor Day and Vacation Season BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER., Labor day is like a punctuation mark in the vacation season. It may

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28 R THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1929, l Among the Folks in History.—By Gaar Williams | OF A

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CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before ‘publication. Por Sunday, p.m. Saturda: At the Brench...

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