Evening Star dated April 14, 1931

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. * REFUGEES SEEK SHELTER | 7 R | | 1 P WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau and tomorrow, not much Palr | Forecast.) Closing N.Y.

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i R Hoover, Speaking on Units ? Fiftieth Birthday, to Be Heard by Millions. Pifty years of service to humanity by |1 $he...

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Tell us where you are moving and we will advise which way is cheapest, which is safest—motor van, freight or “lift” van. For

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REPUBLIC SET UP Zamora Is Slated to Become : Head of New Spanish Regime. (Continued From Pirst Page.) elected Sunday marched

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HOLDS PROMIBITION | 1S NO LONGER ISSUE Mrs. Sabin Asserts Contro- versy Is Between Absti- nence and Temperance. ___(Continued

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THE EVENING STAR EDUCATORS TO SPEAK s e o Toma| MONUMENT LIGHTS koma Park~Citizens' Cite ) oreased Space Due to i Parallel

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OREET PRIVARY *STREET OF TALK Pittsbprgh u. Pro!esm Cites limprovements at Confer- ence of Woman Voters, ‘The' possibility of

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e, S .TI-'!'E' EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. WUESDAY........April 14, 1031 Rate by Carrier Within the City. Y 48¢ per month

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DR FOOTE S GIVEN RTES AT COLLERE =5 Funeral Services in Chapgl for Late Educator Draw Large Attendance. Funeral services for

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unloading - "SALE i SED CAR ‘with an 0K that cou Lustine-Nicholson Motor Co. Here’s great news for thrifty buyers! The used

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’ ACHT SAILS SELF TWO WEEKS m m WE ke WHEN PASSENGERS BECOME ILL m n- B- Iflmm Norwegian, Wife and Child Reach New Binel....

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WACE CHANGES ARE DECLARED | 'INI:REASE N Mm STH ANVERSARY s Bfiff.ffif‘lgifipif CONSUNPTION SEN = nancial Interests Are...

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‘e - FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL, TIGES BANK PLANS LARGER QUARTERS Fleming Announces . 2,500 Square Feet of Floor Space "TEE...

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DOWRWARD TREND e == | I ARRON RANGE Fruits, Vegetables and Dairy; Products Are Reported. Moderately Lower, 10 Nevada Coppet

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s / Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office STOCK AND BOND AVERAGES. * UURD OlTAN SHRM o e F. B. KEECH & COMPANY

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1 |I['§T"‘ 1 rURNITIRE :‘-The Entlre Show Room Stock of Karpen Upholstered Furnlture ' 3 Per Cenit Off " S.Karpen & Bros:...

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1 A s o i e JURY HOLDS BAKER | je Foening St TUESDAY, Navy;s Latest Submarine Visits Capital N WIES SLAYING | *...

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’ e IETY. ¥ i A by ‘i’rqsident and Mrs. Hoover Dine Tonight With Secretary of the Navy and " Mrs.: Charles Francis Adams....

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el 5 e ; TRl ¢ : il iaafi H EEEE 55;&5;.%{ By s i EEEE il e others in 1 4] MRS. JACOB LEANDER wou. the three opera lormances

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4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1931 S o C I E T Y BATH ROOM GAS DEATH | D. C. POLICEMAN GUILTY...

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Excessive Force, Sought by Stanton Citizens’ Group. of 82 g T e R M RN e IR ool BN M0l L P o0 i EH ffgggge i »REES wEEHS The

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12,000 NEW BILLS ongress Passes 1,524, New York and North Caro- lina Hold Leads. Beclusively ENNA JETTICK | thoe 1337 “F” Su.

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THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1931. - MU USE TAHS {Budget Cut $37,327,754 Under Bennett Plan: Linen

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i y tate o third Md., April 1 —_— State Arlington Civic Body Presents | & 2 Shig v wieatea |(First of Washington Anniver-...

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ok - " PRANT T0 RAILWAY [A0/UTANTS GENERAL [MONTICELLO SCENE |zt o 2r': oo [ NEW SERVICE SPEEDS |gieee sames o s oy ERANT TO

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INSTITUTE TOPLAN (G55 Seate wrrsimoros pones CLOSED BANK OF U. S. HAS $50,000,000 CASH COW TEST WRANGLE IN IOWA CLEARED UP be

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Northeast Washington Group Asks for Free Text Books in Study. Mm mmu@mmmm an :pokeonm “clean- wd ition 3 i COUGHING IS TABOO

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‘SIKBOYS ARE HELD N PROBE OF FRRES Series of Robberies Linked to Sextet First Arrested in School Blaze. Arrested after an...

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ROBBERY SUSPECT HELD AS MAN IS FOUND SLAIN Check Discovered in Pocket of Ac- { MysTerious WavE ‘ 8y Percival Christopher...

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e i SIS I S "~ MODEST MAIDENS WE'VE HAD ANOPHER OOMPLAINT ABOUT YOU i “MISS JONES, WHISTLING AT YOUR WORK.” TASTER CROSSED

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THE: EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1031.- Penn. Ave.~Eighth and D Stss J \ < . ? 88c —Atiractive sets

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5 N. D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 183T. B Vol Cinows Cons Page ::m;bn One of Down Town to Shop A : il ':m‘m:_yT o Phone Jane...

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< THE EVENING /'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14,1931 LANSBURGH'S ANNUAL SPRING SALES e g Begin April I5th—Through

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1931 . C—3 LANSBURGH'S ANNUAL SPRING SALES 1 o e Begin April...

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¥ HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 193L 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional LANSBURGH'S ANNUAL SPRING SALES No

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1931. LANSBURGH'S ANNUAL SPRING SALES o B 4 o 500 Begin April...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Tactile: Requirement for Food - ;. BY L¥DIA LE BARON WALKER. of creaminess by the “feel” on the tongue. Jelly

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WOMAN'S PAGE. FEATURES, » = 1l 2 - 2 [ g (=] fes} [ (3 > o e = -] =] = v o b - o s -] (=] > I A o > 5} WM. Coats for Juvenile

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WOMAN'’S PAGE. BEDT]ME STORIES 7% Difference Feathers Made. B bt ld Mother Nature. i e ‘There is mlu:h of truth in that...

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i he Foening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1931. 5 PAGE D-—1 A’s Loom as American League Leaders Again, With...

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’ SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON) D. C, TUESDAY 'APRIL 14 1931. SPORTS.’ m_mfi-——-_—__———mh Connolly, Methuselah of...

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SWING BACK T0 0LD DAYS IS FORESEEN Mercenaries Were Demi- Gods Until They Dropped Moof Attitude. BY LAWRENCE PERRY. HE...

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Will Speak From White House on Program of Tuskegee Institute, The Home Run King (IN PERSON) >will assist the Blue Ribbon Malt

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—who is lodking !otthhfih practically new cars at savings of 3 of new car w We of""' SEEN THROUGH THE -HONEZY BEE MICROSCOPE A

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO APARTESFTS. ! TARZAN, LORD OF THE JUNGLE. ROOMS ar.-.n‘.’;"-fi- ""5.-1,.:-1 R HOWENSTEIN co.,...

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1 ‘gm T e e "§=§E§§§;§u§§"§" g ab: E ted be- 316 Ford B s "*é: 1{:53* e 14th and K. WANTED TO RENT—HOUSES. b T R uu—noclts.

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new - y at the i Luscious Lobster Broiled Alive Julienne Potatoes ALASKAN BEAUTES TOLD BY ENGINEER Burroughs Citizens Name