Evening Star dated March 21, 1931

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WEATHER. (U, 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) cloudiness tonight, followed by rain tomorrow; not much change in o st 3.5 peraf

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A2 & NATIVES MAP OUT BICENTENNIAL PLAN Suggestions to Be Submitted to Commission—Annual Dinner-Date Set. A series of...

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L BLIND TO LEARN HOW 70 USE DOGS Classes, Beginning April 20, Will Give Eyes to Sight- less Persons. A school for teaching

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" A—4 LUDENDOREF LAUDS STAND OF PERSHING German General Says He Was “Perfectly Right” in Insisting on Separate Army. BY...

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CONTROL OF BIRTH DECLARED MORAL Federal Council of Churches Group Sees Economic Need for Family Limitation. By the Associated

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY......March 21, 1931 ! Set-to, even at the risk of

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PROUD OF SOVIET BAN, SAYS PIANIST Rachmaninoff Replies to Russian Criticism After His Recital Here. Wrestling with a pair of

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TIE FEVENING STAR. WASHTNGTON, D. T. SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 19 SOCIETY Secretary Adams Exp Fleet Maneuvers Monday-—Mrs, Charles

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DR. SNYDER T0 END HIS SERMON SERIES Address on “Sanctification” to Conclude Talks on Doc- trines of Church. A sermon having

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\—10 =* "WORD FROM CROSS 0 BE TOLD CHURCH Rev.. James H. Miers to Preach Lenten Sermon . Here Tomorrow. At the Fourth...

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BISHOP FREEMAN'S TALK T0 BE ON AR Tomorrow Afternoon’s Ad- dress at Bethlehem Chapel Will Be Broadcast. Right Rev. James E.

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4 ‘A—12 HURLERS CAN T0SS T0 BASE IN STRIDE | Barnard Tells Nats About New Order—Get Few Hits, but Score Win. BY DENMAN...

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& FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 FINANC1AL. e FINANWCIAL. e e WOWNG IVERES || NEW...

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A—14 % FIN SPRING PURCHASES GAINING STEADILY Pick-up Especially Notice- able in Wearing Apparel and Garment Trades. BY J. C.

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FINANCIA NEW HIGHS SCORED || NEw YORK CURB MARKE N CURB TRADING Forty Issues Climb to Year’s Peaks in Activg Market. BY JOHN

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‘"A—16 %= : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON IFOUR COUNTRIES |OIL FIRMS OFFER 1S REPUDIATED T00 LATETOHALT PROBE P. C. Police...

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WASHINGTON, DISTRICT THIRD IN U. S. FOR FEBRUARY BUILDING| . $5,159,315 Worth of Construction Was Started Here Last...

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L 2] FOREANECESTATE D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931. DISTRGTISTHIRD | IN U, S, BUILDING $5,159,315 in Construction Work...

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, PROSPERITY SEEN BY SPAING OF 3 Changing of Business Skies | Argue for Better...

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REAL ESTATE." $5,950 659 South Carolina Ave. S.E. | at 7th & Penna. Ave. OPEN | Just the kind of home for the family who...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Simply Made Two-Piece Skirt BY MARY ‘The simply made two-plece skirt is a smart and useful addition to any wom-

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THE CHEERFUL CHERUB o ——————— I have o little Flivver That aus vp 2nd down with me , And how we stay together so [s more than

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SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 MISCELLANEOUS. By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS HELP AND SITUATIONS THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C....

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L AYTOMOBILESY blue; - De houeh Seca Eat mo. toed. Fot. 0044, FORDS—Model T's, coupes, Thsmtction. taased and sdvertised. We

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| | lii-E_ APARTMENTS. TILDEN HALL, 39485 CONNECTICUT AVE. Preterred residential locs- k! room: 3 a 3 refrigeration;...

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‘J‘.‘B'—IO wmm®— APARTMENTS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1931 REAL ESTATE. 3...

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A VA — NEW, MODERN BRICK house, argo rooms, pantry, ficored ai- e, m 73 acres genily itating dand uttful, location, wonderful

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