Evening Star dated May 27, 1931

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tomorrow. ‘Temperatures—Highest, 81, at

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FALL FILES BRIBE SENTENCE APPEAL 10,000-Word Petition At- tacking D. C. Appeals Deci- sion With Supreme Court. By the...

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Famous Hotels Use. IBUILDING EXHIBIT URGED FOR GAPITAL Ty New Yorker Tells Realty American Drivers will take your __order for

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T A4 % TITANIC MEMORIAL EXEREISES HELD Monument Symbolizing Spirit of Sacrifice Unveiled by Mrs. Taft. ‘The Titanic Memorial,

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1 THE EVENING AR, WASHIN G'I()\' D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, PRESIDENT PLANS T0 LEAVE FRIDAY Hopes to Arrive Back From Valley Forge...

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FAS6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931, e s et e BOARD OF TRADE T0 CRUSE IN BAY 150 Men and Wives

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WICKERSHAM BODY MUST QUITIN JuLY Law Enforcément Surveys Have Month for Making Before Funds Expire. By the Associated Press.

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WASHINGT( IN,” D. C., WED. : THE EVERING S8STAR, NESDAY, MAY 27, 1931. e e et e e e B — ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Sunday & Vatican

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RS. M. 0°C. KING DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Requiem Mass and Residence Rites Set for Friday Morning. Burial to Be Here. Mrs.

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TA—10 B UHLIREN WIN SPELLING PREES Ward Randall, 12, of lllinois, Wins Championship by Spelling “Foulard.” By the Associated

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OHIO PROFESSOR'S DISMISSAL OPPOSED " Soolology - Head Charged With Inciting Civil Strife : in India. By the Assoclated Press.

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"A—12 - w2 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Dy ot WEDNESDAY, MAY, 27, 1931. SENATORS OPPOSE | MELLON TAX PLAN Louzens and Borah

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FINANCIAL. LOCAL GAS LIGHT " PROFITS ADVANCE ' B. & 0. and Pennsy Also File _ Reports—Park Savings Makes Promotions. BY...

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Axl4 Cene STEEL INDUSTRY - FAILS TO IMPROVE Recent Insmute Meeting Hasl Little or No Effect on Business. By the Associated

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IIIU;URB EX[:HANGE Petroleum and Public Utility Shares Prove Weakest Groups. BY JOHN A. CRONE. pecial Dispatch to The Star.

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A—16 GHINESE CIVIL WAR 1S PROBLEMATICAL Southerners Appear Ready to Try Revolt, but Bluff Is Seen in Stand. By the Associated

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FINAL ARGUMENTS ENLIVEN HEARINGS ONELECTRERATE Attorney Bowen for Pepco Speaks Hour and Three- Quarters. REASONABLENESS HELD

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SOCIETY. ' SOCIETY President and Mrs. Hoover Hosts to Small Company at Dinner This Evening at White House. HE PRESIDENT and

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SOCIETY o (Continued From Second Page.) will be Mrs. Gann, Mrs. Henry B. Spencer, wife of the president of the ‘board of...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESD.AY, MAY 27, " mn.hmmmmmm mwhzemmuhmmhv-? AR PR it e | attend’ the Eagusting...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931 Store Opens Extra Salespeople at 8 AM. to to Give Prompt Enable

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" B—6 a» LURELEA CALLE FO OF TENNESSEE Senator Clements ' Charges Domination of Governor in Impeachment Case. By the...

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AKOMA NURSES . PLAN EXERCRES Commencement Program Will Start With Consecration Service Friday Night. Commencement week...

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l.‘ ' B-§ LOGAN GRCLE UT FORROAD PPLSED Citizens Protest Serenading by Park Bench Denizens in Night Hours. ‘The District...

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SOCIETY (Continued From Fourth Page.) _ William Bastian and Mrs, Lacey Mc- Clasky. Mrs. Charles B. Campbell is visiting her

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r'B—-10 CTZENSANERD | ASSOGHTON LAWS " Southeast Group Moves to Drop Members 3 Months Behind in Dues. "The constitution of

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THE WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931 have food, horses. . . . It's only honest, though, to tell you the chances are a hundred to one

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COLLEGE RESEARCH MY SOLVE LU Head of Advisory Council Ex- pects Students to Make Showing. Th2 Andings of the student body of

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1 | | EX-POLICEMAN QUITS WITH CHILD Carroll and Dorothy Thomas and

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— ‘Authorized Distributors for Bulova Watches A Special Purchase and Sale of ~—We are showing a large variety of...

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he Fo WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION . ening Sfar. Eastern Clubs Griffmen’s Nemesis : Davis Cup SITUATION REVERSE OF LAST...

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SBPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDN MAY 27, 1931 SPORTS tern High Loses Heavily by Graduations : Columbia Golf

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SPORTS. 37'BULLEGES, 670 ATHLETES LISTED Records Are Likely to Fall in Several of 15 Events on Title Program. PHILADELPHIA,

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Intestinal Infection Plays Havoe With Health s o ry Nat. Vae 515 You St. \ SALES SERVICE \ ATWATER KENT RCA, VICTOR MAJESTIC

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WOMAN’S PAGE. ~ Means of Identifying Children BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Whan & #ddling child is too young to falk, or to...

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Even Black Fabrics Can ‘@ Be Made Light With Tintex ColorRemover! Dark colors are out of place in this summer’s wardrobes and

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'WOMA 'Ravels and frayed edges where you do not want them are depressing enough, batt deliberately planned, they are...

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REPORT DENPSEYS | RECONELED DENID “No Possibility,” Estelle De- clares—Jack Goes Hunt- ing for Killer Bear. A Soothing Agent

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RECORDS SEZED WITH 20N RAD ansas City Police Say Lig- uor Ring With Capone Con- | neotion Is Broken Up. By the Associated...

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MR MEGINIS, wE ANE NEWSPAPeR FRANKLY MR MIGINIS, we aet\/ WHy' THE 1pea " 3 MEN FROM LONDON'! WE ARE PUZZLED! HOW CAN BoweRs

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, MISCELLANEOUS. Star “Want Ad” “UNCLE SAM AT YOUR

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AUTOMOBILES. POULTRY AND EGGS. te. wyshdotiés ‘on nfi v, lively thor- Co.. 607 E IAIJ—MJTOIII)BILII. n perfect condition; only

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AFARTMENTS. ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931 APARTMENTS THE EV RECEPTION BELFORD APARTM ENTS, 304 ¥ ST.

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REAL ESTATE. lEN’I‘—Sl!BUBBAN. Continu HEIGHTS, . W V. ‘ Ferry): 10-foom bungalow. with th. lectricity, telephone. & : com-

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THE EVENING STAR, SHIN DN, . C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931.° m TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES ON PALESTINE m s-y the word...