Evening Star dated May 27, 1930

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and slightly warmer tonight; to- morrow partly cloudy and warmer....

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HOOVER'S VICTORY " LAID TO CHURCHES Deets Pickett Asserts G.0.P. | Inefficiency in 1928 Was Startling. (Continued From First

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DECISION ON LIQUOR HELD WET VCTORY Supreme Court Is Declared | to Have Provided Sales Talk. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. | No decision

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CUNNINGHAM CASE T0BE FOUGHT OVER, Government Wins Rehearing in Move to Bring Him Be- fore D. C. Court. B the Associated...

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HOWELL BILL GETS COMMITTEE'S 0.K. Dry Measure for Washington Approved by Senate Dis- trict Group. (Prom yesterday 5:30...

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GIRL FLYER LOOPS 980 TIMES GULLION MAKES TO TREBLE OWN STUNT MARK R E Sengaies = TA'-KING PchURE Laura Ingaua Averages 4*...

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18 CASES DECDED BY SUPRENE COURT Holmes Writes Vigorous Dis- senting Opinion on In- heritance Tax. B7 the Asseciated Press.

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A8 THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY.........May 27, 1830 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The Evening Star N per Company

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COURT WILL RULE ON PETTY OFFENSES [zc0s Decision as to Cases Not Requiring Jury Trial Is w-¢ as Important. By the Associated

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EDUCATION BOARD [ - wims ievee semvice 7o woserra. | T0 NAME TEACHERS ’ WILL PLEDGE SERVICE TO HOSPITAL | Wilson and Miner

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HOME ACCIDENT DRIVE IS PLANNED Some One Is Hurt Every 30 Seconds, Survey of Bureau of Standards Shows. By the Associated...

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A—12 CONTRACT AWARD HEARNG IS ASKED Buy-in-Washington 00unciI; Urges Local Builders Be } Given Preference. Informed that two

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FINANCIAL D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930 ~ WASHINGTON GAS [ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | |STOCKSIRREGULAR |-dfoiiibitiese oans...

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FINANCIAL. REPARATIONS LOAN PROSPECTS BRIGHT| Bankers Expect Forthcoming Issue Will Be Greatly Oversubscribed. BY JOHN F....

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s FINANCIAL UTILITIES FEATURE .- TRADING ON CURB " 0ils and Miscellaneous Issues Also Active—New Peaks Recorded. BY JOHN A.

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CorrectStyle Apparel for G::}t. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. O, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930. /ASHINGTON'’S FINEST MEN’S WEAR

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BOMB PROBE TAKES COUNTY OFFICIALS T0 WESTERN CITY Sheriff and Attorney Seek to| Prove Construction of Infernal Machine....

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson Hosts at Garden Party at Woo&ley This Afternoon. HE Becretary of State

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r SOCIETY {Continued From Second Page) | fitted bodice and the skirt in soft folds of the material. Mrs. Hughes was in & gown

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OCIETY (Continued From Third Page.) jonor. The bridesmaids will be Miss ita Shea, sister of the bride, and Miss izabeth...

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TEPP S DECLARED SUCIDE AT INQUET Several Witnesses Testify Man Shot Himself Before Wife and Friend. After several witnesses

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B—6 ADANS SENDS BYRD BARK ASSISTANCE Reverses Ruling Expedition Was Only “Commercial” Venture. Becretary of the Navy Adams

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AUSTRIA PROPOSES | T0 SCRAP 2 ARMIES I by - i | Makes a e. Move Is Made to Disarm Il-| TS as s coraly enteman ot . . e Wl o]

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JAPAN HONRS T0GD, WAVAL HERD London Pact Forgotten on! Anniversary of Annihilation of Russian Fleet. By the Associated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930. T~ very Essential! Low Priced-- % pear on Bills Rendered July 1st

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Remnant Day is Thursday—Store Closed Friday—Decoration Day To Be Smartly Dressed Wear Three-Piece Summer Suits 35 To be well

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THE. EVENING MINE WAGES REDUCED |WOMAN ASKS $20,000 BRAZIL SEES GRAF |..2% 2o " Fon pemsount mur S | nounce 10 Per Cent Cut.

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g OUTDOOR EXPERTS 10 GIVEADDRESSES Appalachian Trail Conference Will Open at Skyland, Va., on Friday. Authorities on outdoor

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JOURNEY'S END 81 RC Sherriff and Vernon Bartlett MAY 27, 1930, there was & struggle which resulted in both boys going back to

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ORY LAW DECKSON GEN APPROVAL Retiring Bupervisor of Schools Guest at Sorority Dinner. Miss E. F. G. Merritt, retired super-

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‘BRANCH LIBRARY “ASKED BY CITIZENS Georgetown Assured of Bill's| Introduction by Represent- ative McCormick. Encouraged by

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B—16 FINGERPRITIG DRVE LAUNGHED Students to Act as Subjects as Cameras Record Proceedings. Inaugurating & campaign for...

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Sports GOMEZ OF YANKS S LATEST VICTIW Nats Gain 8th Win in 13th Tilt With Southpaws as Judge, Goslin Clout. BY JOHN B....

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S ONE “HITS” JONES INGPENING ROUND Bobby Has to Shine to Win. Pitches 120 Yards From Bunker Into Cup. BY 0. B. KEELER, For

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SPORTS. THE EVENING ST.\R, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930. SPORT o c-3 Danger in College Sports Is Declared to Be

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1930. YES SAH, MISTAH MEGINIS, BUSINESS | THATS WHAT ID LIKE TO KNOW,

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Refreshments for Tea or Party BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Unusual beverages and edibles to Serve at afternoon...

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WOM AN’S PAGE. Demand More Feminine Effects BY MARY MARSHALL. ‘The history of fashien might be indi- eonmczlllon that you may

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WOMAN'’S PAGE. MILADY BEAUTIFUL BY LOIS LEEDS. Becoming Coiffure. . but you may also wear medium and Dear Mis. Leeds: (1)...

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C—8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DONALDSON' HTS T0 BE BROALEAST Julia Sanderson and Frank{ Crumit to Feature Black- stone

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2 M ) MISCE RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (C ed.) A , _paint! ents, '.h. better lm erms i sired. Natio ' lll ‘ebster st. n.w. Ad. 3 P

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C—10 APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. (Continued. SEE THESE APTS. Two rooms, kitchen R aTn. Dullcin furniture (hat. Hes never Een...

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REAL SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) CLEVELAND PARK. i Attractive Detached Home. Oil Burner, Frigidaire—$14,730 In Cleveland Park.

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