Evening Star dated January 17, 1922

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WEATHER. Cloudy, probably snow or rain to- night and tomorro owest tempera- ture tonight about 20 degreeés. Temperature for

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CHARLES W SOONBS 1S EMPLOYE DEAD ssistant Department Mes- enger Had Served at Cap- itol Forty-Six Years. i R, i Prise Ring

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JAPANESE BITTERLY ASSAIL U. S. FOR PARLEY “TREACHERY™ OFFICIAL PARLEY REPORT ON CHINESE CUSTOMS Press Charges Preparation for

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THREE MEETINGS RIFT WEEK — Sn'gdkers to.Launch Drive at Bitizens’ Associations o Tonight. ‘Washington's thrift week—January

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Newly Remodeled Blackistone Building Cormer 14th and H Streets N.W. Ideally Located in _Heart of Washington’s Financial’...

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“9'HE EVENING STAR. ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY......January 17, 1032 J/FHEODORE W. NOYES....

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» DIED. IN MEMORIAM. . WOMAN AND 2 CHILDREN |y o, yuvetimiy 0, 10, ot e owanos, 5 oot o . oy 2001 16th .. RESCUED BY FIREMEN

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D. 0, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 922, SOCIETY R e s e a diamat glven by Mrs. Robert Hollister Chap- man last evening. Former...

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THE LESSNER-MEYER CO., Inc. : % 917 F Street NW. “ou Who Ever Heard of Buying Coats, Suits and Dresses at Such Prices as...

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START AN ACCOUNT Building and Loan Association Highest Interest Rates Paid On “ Monthly Deposits Exemptions from Federal and

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The Hecht Co’s Clean Swee]p Sa]le surges thru the store slashing prices on all goods not essential to next season’s :...

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desk-work is a strain on the eyes If your work is of this nature don’t wait for warn- ing signals—headaches, etc. Have your

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Maids’ White Uniforms Special at $2.69 Reg:htlon model with two-in-one collar that buttoned close to the neck or left open,

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e e GOVERNOR MAY STAY EVICTION OF ‘MINERS $ 1 West Virginia Executive Considers Postponement After Getting Wire , From...

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RELATIVELY POOR AND SCATTERED i GENEVA, January 11—Scattered | throughout Europe, thie menibers 1 of the once proud house of

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SPANTERS 0T “HeisimD.e ’ Disagree With Masters Over Local Wages: and Conditions. Five hundred loeal union painters are out of

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¢ . before the Monday E URGES MORE HOURS FORMINOR SCHOOLS Supt. Ballou Thinks First and Second Grades Should Have Full Day.

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. 18 — GEN. FRIES UPHOLD USE OF GASINWAR Cfiief of Chemical Service, U. S. Army, Defends It as “Most Humane Weapon.” Dy the

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922. : 19 FEDERAL INCOME AND BUYS MILK PUNCHES. | Bolichal,...

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How to Be Good Looking “Tired, aching fcet are mnever the accompaniment of a beautiful face. ew things are such rapid wrinkle

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" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. A lecture “The Work of the Executive Accountant in Business and...

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SR 2 . FINANCIAL.” " THE EVENING STAR, 'WKSHINGTON, D. C, FINANCIAT., . RANKEUECTIONS: - M ADICTREEMARIETR.. | NEW TONE STOCK

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C. P. PLANS EXTENSIONS. MONTREAL, January 17.—It is ex- pected Canadlan Pacific executives will give approval to spending...

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firTLe o BEDTIME ,v;.plack Pussy Gets a Fright. i BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. { He longest lives who runs away { When dauger...

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When the dressmakers declared their war on black they evidently felt it could not be done wisely and well unless they...

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? © .- - SPORTS. O, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922. E SPORTS. FANS .-WELCOME BAKER’S DENIAL OF RETIREMENT Former Home Run King...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922. MISCELLANEOUS. 2 - T = . FOUND....

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28 ° ROOMS, ETC. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC. f Continued THE EVENING VV'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FOR RENT—ROOMS ROOMS WITH...

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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES. SiCwtteien = Rest Assured You will like this bunj j derful large living an low, with its won- dining

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, RAIL MEN EXPECT REGIONAL DECREES Provisional Agreement Made for Decisions on Wage and...