Evening Star dated September 15, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and continued cool today; tomor- row increasing cloudiness and warmer....

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LEAGUE INVITES U.3. INTO WORLD COURT Unanimous Action Followsl Clearing of Outstand- ing Obstacles. “By the Associated Press,

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D00 TYPOTHETAE. | VISTORS EXPECTED Message From President Hoover to Be a Feature of Session. Approximately 2,000 master...

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PREMTERLIELY T TALK TOMORRON MacDonald Indicates He May Outline Navai Negotia- tion Program. By Radie to The Star. LONDON,

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* AMERICANS LOS HEAVILY N RIOT _ Tour Sees Few Casualties as Result of Trouble in Palestine. BY VINCENT SHEEAN. By Cable to

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ekay o UNDAY D AR, W ASIMNULUN, D, U e e = e — y portionate amounts of reparations to | the world, and t very well cause & |

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R. C. LIEMBACH, LUNGH ‘ROOM PROPRIETOR, DIES Heart Dise Given as Cause of | Sudden Demisé of’ Native of Capital Born in 1893.

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BLUE-GRAY HOPES HAILED BY SNEED Confederate Chief Pleased| by Reese’s Prediction of Final Reunion. By the Assoeiated Press.

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OKTA COLLEGTD ONEUROPEEAGUE 5255 As to How and by Whom Ma- 7 Briand to nwm'flh h', begin t,h e European Xedenuon? Pol itical?"

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THE SUNDAY NSTAR, "~ AMERICAN CAPITAL " * NVADES GANARES Wall' Street House to Buy Power and Light Sys- tem of Islands. M. C.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SEPTEMBER 15 1929—PART 1. WATCW AND CLOCK EPAIRIN R Clocks: Delivered - Guare...

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FASCIST PARTY'S STAFF T0 BE CUT Mussolini Tells Grand As- sembly Membership Is Unwieldly. By the Associated Press. ROME,...

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14 QUSTING OF VARE FORECAST BY DIL Senator in Radio Forum Speech Also Says Tariff Bill Will Be Beaten. (Continued from First

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GOTHAM GANGSTER SHOTINCLEVELAND Is-Reported Victim of Gam- | blers Whom He Attempted to “Shakedown.” By the Assoclated Press,

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THE SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 15 1929—PART Y. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE

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he Sunday Staf - GENERAL NEWS WATER PRESSURE FAILURE BLAMED ON “BOTTLENECK" District Officials Question Ability of Dalecarlia

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ATENRY BOND TELLS OF TAY ADVANCES .Solving o( Problems Before; : Internal Revenue Bureau : Is Described. The administrative

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D. C, SEPTEMBER 15, 1929—PART Y. MORGAN UTILITIES PLANS NEW DEAL Negotiations on With Eastern Associates for Complete...

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N. U. LAYS CLASS SCHEDULE PLANS nal Details Are Being Worked Out by School * Officials. Qe wane Final detalls ofcgenenl class

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'SCHOOLS A THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,.SEPTEMBER 15, 1929—PART Y. 6. W. U EXPECTS MANY TO REGISTER Policy Lays...

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9 <. IFESS IS SPEAKER 2 . {Ohio Senator Will Address ! Chapel Services in Hurst Hall Thursday. {' The fifth academic year...

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AKOMAC.0FC PLANS PROGRAN Second Annual Civic Celebra- tion to Start Tuesday and End Thursday. A baby parade and contest, a

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THE 'SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON; D. O, SEPTEMBER 15 1929—PARY ) NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PLA GOLDENEERG'S “At

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THE SUNDAY STAR,” WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 15, 1929-PART 1. FREE PARKING SPACE FOR OUR PATRONS OPPOSITE EIGHTH STREET...

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P L o0 D BANK ROBBER DELRED NS Medical Experts Testify in Trial of Rebecca Rogers in Texas Court. By the Associated Press.

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CAVALRY MAN SETS MARATHON RECORD Washington Athletes Do Well in Meet as Birnes Wins Ten-Mile Race. Special Dispatch to...

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30 GROKER CHILDREN L0SEBGLANDSUT| Jurist ‘Rules Ex-Tammany| 3y Chief Was Not a Legal Resi- dent of This ‘Country. By the...

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EDITORIAL SECTION Part 2—12 Pages ASHINGTON, EVOLUTION OF FARMING ADDS TO TARIFF TANGLE Tendency Is Toward Larger Units of

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C SUNDAY.. September 15, 1920 THEODORE W. NOYES Editor The...

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PRUSSIA SOON TO LAUNCH | SWEEPING PRISON REFORM Prisoners to Be Treated as Individuals, Studied, Classified and Salvaged. BY

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President Carmona of Portugal Has Brought Peace and Unity | to Long-Troubled Nation—Has Built No Par- BY WILLIAM LEON SMYSER.

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(Continued from First Page.) pressure which might conceivably op- erate to unite into solid concrete the diverse elements of

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POLAR PARTY BUSY Winter months, 3 model exact to the slightest detail. The talk shifts from Norway to music and the dangers

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i HEALTH OFFICER CLAIMS “RESIGNATION WAS FORCED By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, September 14.—Dr. Wil- Mam J. Hickson's 16

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BY CORINNE FRAZIER. ORDS of wisdom concerning the importance of the club program in_the life of the club, as well as of the

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DENARD REVON OF FARM TARFF Federation Declares Rates in: Bill Fail to Meet Hoover Proposal. By the Associated Fress. oo...

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Features-fbr MRS. VOLNEY OGLE CHASE, And her two_children, Genevieve May and Volney Ogle Chase, 3d, in their’Chew,ry Chase,

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SOCHETY. $0CIETY." 'Capital Society Enjoying Period of Pleasure Seeking Tripa to Recreation Resorts Frequent and Visits Made

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SOCIETY. Society Deeply Interested " In Autumn Equine Exhibits Horse Shows Chief Feature in New York Calen- dar—Nuptial...

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SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 15, 1929 PART 3. SOCIETY. Annapolis Society Groups Returning From...

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SO Colonists of Nortl Shore I EN ROUTE TO SOUTH AFRICA ] CI1ETY. Yield to Lure of Autumn Very Few Deputurel From Cottages...

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'~ Honor Functions and } O}fxer Society Fetes' I In Rockville Record Bridge Parties and Dinners Noted — Special News of...

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‘ Bociety Happenings Of General Interest On Maryland Border Motor Trips Listed Among Favored Methods of Ob- taining...

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& _Tales of Well In Socialma_nd Official Life Amhassador nnd Ml‘!. Capital Winning Popularity Among the Residents of BY...

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?Sbé;alj SGt Enjoying £ Early Autumn Period g In Pleasure Outind& :quy Chase Residents Fre- , aquent Vultora at Recrea-|r®

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Clarendon Bride-Elect. ¥ Honored by Friends At Merry Gathering Shower Given for Miss Dor- othy Hendley—Other So- ciety News

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POLICE QUELL ROT ! IN CROWD OF 2,000 Communist Street Demon- stration in New York Re- sults in Many Arrests. y the Associated

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