Evening Star dated April 6, 1921

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WEATHER. Fair tonight; cloudiness ; little change in tomorrow _increasing temperature. Temperature for twenty-four hours...

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2] -, MAN'S BODY FOUND < PARTIALLY BURIED Mystery Surrounds Grue- some ‘Discavery Near G. U. Prep School. Mystery surrounds

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| CONFRONTS RAILROADS OF-1 SERIOUS FINANCIAL SITUATION U.:S. = 11 Dccupy Different Situation From That of i 1920, When...

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SRt 2ot s v N PLEADS FOR SPIRITUALITY | A7 -/ean General Co’ming Here | MooN E%!PSE_KPSIL al. ,} = il | Macedonian nn_mm...

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THE EVENING STAR, .WASHINGTO CHINESE WEDDING FEATURE - OF BRILLIANT BENEFIT BALL D. .C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921. wore an

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" THE EVENING ETAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. time later for it to attend to all sorts| mehded to the court that bail be ¥e-| . - ° =

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Hundreds of New Arrivals in This Event Value s at Chin-Chins Flop Hats The most appealing and captivating hats of the season

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‘8o OCIETY cielty President and Mrs. Harding Entertain at White House in Honor of M. Viviani, French Envoy. HE President and

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, APRIL &, i92f. | MEDALS FOR EX-MARINES. 0 Ex-marines Who served ia the world|

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| { ¥ { S | B A 't s £ GREECE OPTIMISTI INNEAR EAST FIGHT Satisfied With Situation in Anatolia, Says Minister, Back From...

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CLAIMS $5,000 DAMAGES. | James E. Rose Sues to Recover lor‘ Alleging the dishonor of his check for $7, when he had $300 on

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. THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921. Wrong Wit Your Work? BY WILLIAM MAXWELL, (VICE PRESIDENT

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PEONAGE STOCKADE BESERIBED AHRIAl Men’s Summér Union Suits, $1.25 Kiée length and’ “sleeveless. Made from striped mull,...

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14 musements 4 ’ Tarasova Recital. °, Nina Tarasova, unique interpreter of songs and actress, won another triumph yesterday

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TWloodmward & Lnthrop FFashion Potes THE CHARM OF INDIVIDUALITY Is achieved in the exquisite new gowns from Nemser. De-...

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" < SHIP COMPANIES - PAY HEAVY N Laxity in Observing Immigra- tion Regulations Costs Over Million Annually. More than =...

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i . . trict committee, ’ , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921 " - RUDOLPH FAVORS HIGHER SALARIES

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EDMONSTON’'S—Home " of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for Men, Women and Children. “Dress” the Foot In Perfect...

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" -,«ng-~< - -w...‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921 Sl bl Hendn']: il B et Marcom, @d:llal)ored

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WO‘MAN S PEGE. 'NEW CAPES AND STREET SUITS BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. The French are the first to give form of costumery will...

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Bull-Dog A Novel of Mystery, { (Continued from yesterday’'s Star.) T “Indeed, sir. More coffee, sir?" “Will nothing move you,

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. &= _ SPORTS. . McGRAW’S MEN CAPTURE - KNOXVILLE GAME, 4 TO 2 BY DENMAN THOMPSON. ie P ETERSBURG, Va.,, April 6—Some...

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SPORTS WASHINGTON, D.. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1921. SPORTS . Nine U. S. Amateur Golfers Sure to Invade England : Tild en, Net

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FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES. London advices indicating that the British treasury plans this year to pay the interest of...

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SUPPLY OF MONEY - IS INCREASING Local Bankers Maintain Rates—Commercial Paper { 71-2to 7 3-4 Per Cent. BY L A. FLEMING. Money

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ~ WANTED—HELP. ‘WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. PERSONAR MALE—Continued. r tinued....

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‘FOR us -mml.m:nns_a.n.un. DRESSE; most new; aise dark Fonsinble s sie 15 ol 8014. 'SAMPLE COAT SUITS In all spring eGles and

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) REAL ESTATE. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, APRIL DNESDAY, APRIL 6 1921. =~ =~ REAL ESTATE. =~ REAL...

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE_HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES. AUCTION SALES H Continued._ FUTURE DAYS. mnt Cirele) stors bricks cash payment It

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30 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921 CITY NEWS IN BREF. || Talkomihe ]| KEEPING UP WITH THE...