Evening Star dated March 14, 1931

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WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Mostly cloudy; tomorrow fair; little in_ tem| ture; lowest peraf 34 degrees....

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A—2 w= BUILD TO PRESENT DRAMIA TRAVESTIES Annual Dinner of Capital Group- Wili-Be Held Wednesday. Beveral travesties on...

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DREISER TRAGIC ONLY IN WRITINGS Novelist, Difficult to Reach, Found With Taste for Poker and Dancing. By the Associated...

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- NEWBILL OFFERED TOKILL BLUE LAW Baltimore Delegate Intro- duoes Measure to Strength- p= en Previous Ones. B the Associnted

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WIFE HURLS BABIES AND SELF OFF DOCK = Boy, 9, Only Survivor, Tells| How Mother Lured Three te Wharf. By the Assoclated Press.

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' THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. . WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY......March 14, 1931 e THEODORE W....

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EVENING STAR. WA The TARZAN Color Page By Edgar Rice Burroughs TARZAN is demonstrably the most popu- lar romantic hero of...

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1931. afternoon and w-n = SOCIETY. WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, | Grace Story aiso of Brookiine. ; the other side

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ANNOUNCES TOPIC Picks “Hearts and Treas- ures” for Morning Sermon at Chevy Chase Church. At the Chevy Chase Presbyterian...

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MARRIAGE PROBLEM WILL BE DISCUSSED Mount Pleasant Congrega- tionalists Set Round Table Debate for Afternoon. Problem of...

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CHURCH WILL HOLD | COMMUNION RITES Covenant-First Preshyterian to Hear Dr. McCartney Speak During Service. The Covenant-First

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WOMAN’S PAGE Flowerlike Dress Ornaments BY MARY Narrow valenciennes lace and in- sertion are among the old-time trim- mings

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FINANCIAL. CURB SHARES GAIN || NEW YORK CURB MARKE AFTER SLOW START Public Utilities Again Feature Gradual Upturn at Short

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—16 % MAN ADMITS IDEA OF §7.000 HOSPITAL WAGE HOLD-UP HIS International Search for| W. 0. Jones Ends in Califor- nia—Is...

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REAL ESTATE OLD NATIONAL MUSEUM TO MAKE WAY FOR ROAD Building Faces Uncertain Fate as Plan for New Structure Waits in...

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Permits Include Red Cross Office Structure, to Cost $693,400. (Continued From First Page.) new five-story office building,

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REAL COWARDIN CHAPEL NEARS COMPLETION Work Being Rushed So Struc- ture May Be in Service on Founders’ Day. The new Cowardin

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FRYD s ST OREA TALL BUILDINGS NEARING LIMITS Future Metropolis Considered for Light, Air, Cleanliness and Quiet. The city of

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NEW LAW SPEEDS CLEARING TO TITLE National Realty Association Comments on Benefit of Legislation. President Hoover signed an

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NAT HURLING VETS START TOMORRDN Brown, Burke, Liska Picked for Sunday Toil—Squad to Be Cut Soon. BY' DENMAN THOMPSON, Sports

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SPORTS. G. U. to Meet Country Clubs on Links : Berkeley Is Apt to Get I. C. 4-A Games HOYAS CONTENDERS FOR COLLEGE TIME Beger

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AUTOMOLILES. THE EYENING "STAR, , WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1931. ROOMS. (omtinasd.) ffl SEDAN, 1928—PFin- hed IYI

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C., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1931. 3221 CONN. AVE. N.W, Modern “orner Building. * d TOgmE. Kitchew nad bath: 48280 to 162.80...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1931. LEGAL NOTICES. l AUCTION S. AUCTION SALES. LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL

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ANNAPOLIS WASHINGTON Via National Defense Highway DAILY Leave Washingt Leave Annapolis BUS TERMINA] 9th and Pa. Ave. NW....