Evening Star August 29, 1930

Evening Star dated August 29, 1930

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The only evening paper in Washington with the Associated Press news service. ny Star. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930—FORTY-FOUR...

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TWOMORE NATIONS FEAR REBELLIONS Revolutionary Move Started in Brazilian State—Plot Against Cuba Foiled. (Continued From Pirst

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OFFICE CHANGES SCENE OF FATAL T0 AID VETERANS Further Steps Toward Con- solidating Work Announced by Hines. Further steps in

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HOOVER POLICIES CANPAGN ISSE Republican National Commit- tee Replies to Democratic Bombardment. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. ‘There no

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> HOOVER PLEDGES HELD FULFILLED G. 0. P. Committee Cites Record of Achievements of Administration. The record of President

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ARE ELECTROCUTED Pay Penalty for Death of Leader of Auburn Prison Riot. By tire Asgociated Press. OSSINING, N. Y. August 29—

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WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. 7|VIRGINIA GETS WARNING | &iousht, he fecls that there is especial in Virginia,

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$THE EVENING STA N Sundsy Soirning B8itien. WABHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY........August 20, 1930 THEODORE W. NOYES, .., Editor \.“!$

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RETIRED OFFICER DIES Gol. Ulysses G. Worrilow, a retired Infantry officer, died at his home in Portland, Oreg., yesterday,

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A—10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. BRITISHHEAT WAVE TAKESLIVES OF & Hundreds Sleep in Open as

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YOUNGQUIST URGES STATE DRY LAW AID Assistant Attorney General Telis Forum Audience U. S. Needs Help. i (Continued First Page)

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C A 12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. FOUR GIRLS ADMIT -STARTING 40 FIRES Parents Impoverished

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FINANCIAL. ., PEPCO NET GAINS INMONTH OF JULY, $71,009 increase Revealed in Report Filed Today—Op- erating Revenue Higher.

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FIN YOUNG FOLLOWING HARDING'S CAREER Reserve Bank Official Has Resigned to Accept More Lucrative Position, BY JOHN F....

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~ . 3 llm!:yed & uniformly o -~ IN AGTIVE MARKET Vtilities Again Assume Lead- “ership—0il Stocks Also Prove Feature. BY JOHN

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THE HOSPITAL SYSTEM |remioveD ‘From persHmNG's DoOR CALED SHONG o e Australian at Winnipeg Medi- cal Meeting Contrasts Home

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g | ‘Washington News WOMAN'S CHARGE - OF POLICE GRAFT - STARTS' INQUIRY Miss Campbell Says She Paid Gravely to “Protect” Dis-

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$SOCIETY. SOCIETY The Cluef Executive and First Lady of the Land Hosts to Company at Camp for Holiday. HE President %\lﬂ anr$

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$4.500 SUM SAVED IN'WELFARE WORK Changes by Board in Han- dling Funds Brings About . Reduction in Expenses. B a Btaft...

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LNCOLNDOUGLIS CANPAGH KD Michigan Congressional Can- didate Proposes Plan to Opponent. By the Associated Press. DETROIT,...

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W. P. Moses & Sons Public Confidence Since 1861 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. W. D. Moses & Sous Public

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'$1.49 Krinkle Spreads Saturday Only with krinkle stripes, in rose, blue, green, and gold. 80x105-inch Spreads of natural...

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98c Rayon Flat Crepe Saturday Only Many new Fall prints and solid shades, browns and greens predominating. Great savings on

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BIGGER DRY BUDGET SEEN BY WOODCOEK All of $15,000,000 Available for Enforcement This Year to Be Spent, He Says. THE EVENING

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$THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, - 1930. \ B Goldenberg’s Brings Lowest Prices Again On Our First...$

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B0 RADIDWEEK SOON DUEIN BROADEAS Season’s Approach Indicated as Fans Demand Sneezes From Fiji Islands. ‘When '.hz‘;:w‘rmamln'

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930, ( - ODDS$ ano END (LEAAN(E SEARS,ROEBUCK anp Co. | Au G“ s T...

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Wife Faints as Two Play “Laugh, Clown, Laugh” quido Bner. By the Assoiated Press. * u:,l!dll.ls‘ August zsf—hl;:uf-;l as...

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@he Foening Star. SUNDAY MORNING EDITION VAS WIFR HINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. - Features Jones Faces Yankees...

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Three Teams Stick in F. ight With Cubs : Ump Held Awry in Sailor-Tileman Game | CARDS BEAT BRUINS IN 2NNING GAME Dodgers Oust

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R Y T T ORI N O I - g which metns that ANY TIME you think o Brunewick has not given you satisfartory service —TAUBMAN'S will

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SPORTS. wﬁm British Poloists Battle Injury Jinx as Title Series With American Team Nears . NO. 1 PLAYER LOST: " RESERVE ALSO

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- Cooking Suggestions Made Garnish Causes Meat Dishes to Be More Appetiz- ing—Soups Which Are in Harmony With Weather...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Fringe in the - Pringe is just one more of the revived " fashions for Autumn, snd there is every reason to...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Impressions We Make on Others BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. persons leave an impression on |that it is restored...

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werr EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, -AUGUST -29, 1930. Store Will Be Open All Day Tomorrow—Closed All Day Monday,

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