Evening Star dated November 20, 1930

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No. 81,614. " U.S. CONCENTRATE AGENCIES IN DRIVE . ON CHICAGD GANGS War on Criminals to Go ‘on as Long as Needed, Says...

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g i ,‘ li.oo Fos'ni§ study in still life, “After Lunch,” submitted for the Twelfth Biennial Ex- of Contemporary American Oil

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W.C.T. U. SESSION ADOPTS SLOGAN . I “Obuwanoe and Enforce- doing much| | damage is utterly ment—Not Repeal” Is New Watchword

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i A3 JRLK - FROST SUGAR ROWN— Children love it on their morning cereals. It's ;-?E nourishing—ideal for many cooking...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHJLGTON p. C, THU SDAY, hOVEMBl!Ax 20 1930 DISTRICT GR%&\S\ERY STORES inc SEASONABLE FOOD NECESSITIES

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s SHASDE N T ‘Now in Library, Lost More " Than Century. [ THANKSGIVING | I “Wear-Ever” A section of Proclamation” issued by

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" HARD FIGAT LOONS TOREALEN HOLSE ohised Colored Population and Aliens Are Revived. to censtis plan of Rdlsmvufln‘ House zu

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GTON, D C. BHIN v+ »Novembe¥ 20, 1080 £ 5 |4 BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL. E 14 fi ! 1§ !! gi o fig?ififia Miss Anne Beers. ‘There

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WATER USE DECLINES — Chicago Department Employes Get We’ve Taken Over Thirty Dozen of Our Regular $2.50 Shirts and Cut the

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at Nearly $1,000,000 : in Three States. Smoke From Nearby Fire Seeps elsewhere. USHERS AVERT PANIC Into Movie Theater. FLOOD

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HONOR-ROLL PUPILS |Buges, Murthe touiee Payme Boroty |, C, MAN IS-€ONVICTE suv-i3| GRAF ZEPPELIN ENDS Ethel Measor, Sotng I |

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3 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19510. EVANS GIVEN i = £ _ OF POLICE CAPTAINS " I~ it s | Sunc

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WASHINGTON GAS ISSUE NOTE * $3,000,000 in Bonds to Yield 41-2 Per Cent Interest! Will Pay Off Loans. ’ BY EDWARD C. STONE.

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DECNEAMALVZED 18% 70 32 98B% Monsanto Ch (g1% Montgomery w.rd Mo Kan & Tex (3)... October Figures Show Extent of Drop in Raw

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Favorable Earnings State- ments and Dividend Actions Aid Many Issues. N BY JOHN A. CRONE. Dispatch to The Star. YORK,...

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- SEEK LEGAL RIGHT T0 BAR CONGESTED AREAS 0 BUSSES District Commissioners Ask Corporation Council’s 0f- fice for Opinion....

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— BOCIETY, IETY Hbngi- Will Leave Tonight for New York Visit—To Receive Child Welfare Delegates. were the Secretary . Andrew

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rgf s i 5 ] i i i Fee il 3 §§§ i g- 8 i A Complete Store of Fashion 1216-20 F Street g -?a irE is18d the ; s M. Sastta "...

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mm Academy, will ve & IN RECORD ATTEMPT Junjor Flyer Held to Ground at nulny in ren TForced Ublnhmlluflnu(}w!uhbl...

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Two Spec A Mfr.’s Sun;lu: Rayon Underwear 44¢ —Chemise, Combina- tions, Bloomers, Panties and Vests—of soft de- lustered...

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THE EVENING: STAR. WASHINGI'ON 3 ., THURSDAY, NOViMBER 20, 1930. {Bperiearaira s B MISSION IS GIVEN - |2 i AT 4o bskels |...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOR, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930. Handkerchiefs $1 Boxes—50c Hand-blocked linen prints with

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OF ARMAL PLANE Pilot, Mechanic and Ginl "Msh When Fog Blots Out Emergency Field, s it i 31 ST Ll featured a mat!u of the...

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$1.69 Bleached ; Sheets s1 g e, ot A Chollenao Event M nified by Extroordlnory Savings! iceable quality, without starch or...

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GRIP FRM! ' ON ENTIRE WEST Snow Blocks Mountain Roads and Rail Traffic as Mercury Tumbles. ' DENVER, Colo., November...

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LAW ON SECURITIES SALES 70 BE ASKED District Business interests! Appoint Committee to Draft Proposed Legislation. Appointment

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MHWSE | HVATISVILLE PN 552 luoohted Charities Arrang- ters . Ing for Accommodations for Unfortunate Wayfarers. - @pecial...

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*PROFANE PARROT 550D FOR 10 o New Yorker Buys St. Louis 2Zoo’s Notorious Bird. Competition Keen. ‘|KING CAROL GIVEN ‘RIDE IN

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VICTOR IS REWARDED an aunt of Mrs. B. Knighs, sr., SO— "Army, who | this city; Mrs. R, Harrison, BURIED AT WINCHESTER s s Arm

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Here Is a Bargain—Raincoats Reduced! to Dress i o G and Tun Veive, sise i luiuulu Friday, 2 for $1 Special! Leatherette...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930. -~ -_— — bpwARrD & LoTrHiE PRV N nasadion | T he Christmas

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Men’s $9.85 Brocaded Rayon Dressing Gowns $4.95 Good-looking light red shade. Full cut. ‘Well tailored through- out. Small,

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THE HECHT CO.S SEVENTH 2 ANNUAL DRESS EVENT! Reproduced from| frocks now priced dat $25 to $49.75! The ilusrations tell you

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struction of shelters over the walks} wes leading from the portable school build- ings at Fourteenth street and Kalmia .|road

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mmmmn - FUTURE 3 BRIGHT Most Suogesstul Season . 150 Years Expected Under” | Woman's Rule This Year. v Radio to The Sfar,...

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w gandperents? —— ability Author-Philosopher Says Man|m Has Ability to-Do Bet- ter Things. - " Will'Durant, author,...

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SN AL ERY SHOPPNG DRVES Christmas Fund Release Daté Advanced as Help to Merchants. In the annual campaign to move the peak of

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- S INVESTMENT BUILDING UITES arrang- HERE ARE OUTLINE Capital Held Better Off Than| > Many Cities, Although Situation Is...

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CORDER FUNERAL HELD Flint Hill Methodist Church Work- COMFORT for fretful upset §bi|dren ALL children are subject to little

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RIGKSHA COOLIES THREATEN STRIKE Recent Increase in Rent for s !fil}fleu‘ay Make Thou- © V™ gands Walk. Novmur 20. — The ....

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| KNOWN 4000 YEARS Many Modern Medical Meth- ods Traced to Ancient Hindus by Speaker. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK,...

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. By S. S. Van Dine Copyright, 1930, by 8. 8. Van Dink. TALLMENT XXXIX. t Salveter to the Metropolitan to s m out of the...

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e THE . EVENING STAR. Wansu.owiuN, D. €, THURSDAY, NuymmbuR QU, 1930. e Guest Towels TOYS 4 for $100 this dept.—Main Floor.

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WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930. PAGE D-1 G. W.and C. U, Primed for Hot Baitle : Kansas Is Advised to Stick to

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AA INON | OF FOUR FFIEES Brundage, President, Aids in . Effecting Peace Paot : Wl_th Colieges. BY TED VOSBURGH, Associated

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HIKS AND ORCUTT CIVEN HGH PLACES Links' Queen Just Reaching "Height of Her Game, Declares Critic. BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. FTER

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Work Which Represents Economy. BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. i93g mrwn.l.mv:mpmy BETTER, IF BOUGHT AS DE-| got. SCRIBED. for a

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’ll 20 S ‘There is a plain bodice section extend- ing from the low shoulder line to the hips. shaped in a little at the waist

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Peter Rabbit Is Followed. Fol el ettt e Y “NOW WHAT HAS GOT INTO PETER RABBIT TO SEND HIM OVER HERE AT THIS TIME OF DAY?" He

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+ ‘bath rooms done in gelatin strips, all nD s & N 48 B Qewet 00, #80 YOU HAD A GOOD TIME AT THE PARTY?" “YEAH, THAT'S WHAT

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' Programs, Beginning To-| WMAL night, to Take Place of Shil- | 3: kret’s Weekly Concerts. ‘The popular B. A. Rolfé Orchestra

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_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, . NOVEMBER 20, , 1980, Coast Artillery Looks to the Sky. Free Insurance and Finance. EYNON

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APARTMENTS. THE EVENING STAR, inted share one Ri-pEly: DAL, eals that sat- tiie nrn ture; .0 x ht, “sunny, cely front room.

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" 'NOT FOR FOOLISHNESS. BUT I'M GOING TO PUT A NICKEL IN THI® EMPTY. PiU- BANK OF YOURS, SO YOU WiILL START LEARNING TO SAVE.

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- SHAG DANCE WINS 'FOOD SHOW HONOR Miss Dorothy Cates and Au- brey Terrell - Adjudged Best in Qogglpetition. Jazz had its...