Evening Star dated March 21, 1923

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WEATHER. Falr and warmer tonight; tomorrow increasing cloudiness, with mild tem- perature, probably followed by raln to-...

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o *% 2 (VL SERVIE RULE " AD TOVETERAS President’s Order Guarantees Advantages Not Assured Heretofore. i 1 President Harding’s

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| i EN. HINES PLEADS FORCLPERATION Says Future Errors of Vet- erans’ Bureau Will Be of Head, Not Heart. SPEAKS TO LEGION POST

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Phone Main 181 as means of travel between this city stated. ’ 3 5 an account| ' John B. Lurner stated that the so- D é"LK ES

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FRENCH FIX FOREIGN BUYERS’ TAX IN RUHR Rates Will Bg Same as Those For- merly in Effect, Says Order. Several decisions agreed

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2f, 1923 e e e ——————————————————————— e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e

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HERE 1S A FOUR-PIECE FULL VANITY BEDROOM SUITE, in walnut finish, just as pic- tured. Comprises Full Vanity, Buw-ena$1 5 .75

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SOCIETY. Society| The Secretary of the Treasury to Join Miss Mellon in Atlantic City for the Week End. r HE Secretary of the

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'"HE EVE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. [: WUMAN'S BENEH'I' Abe Martin Says: l S@@i@ty Marriage Licenses. Deaths Reported. ! Births...

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10 TEEEEEE=EEESR ! Infants’ Wear Mothers! Easter Sale of Infants’ Wear and Garments , for Their Brothers and Sis- ters up to

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SUGALISTPLAN VOTE OSTRONED Parliament to Get ‘Another: JDay of Debate on Snow- den’s Proposal. BOOSTED BY LABORITES Would...

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12 - WIFE QUICK TORESENT [Féiisis, 25o¢| Postal Curvency, | ATTACK ON CHARACTER Mrs. Ambrose Smsll, Seeking Ac- tion on...

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HE STAR’S DAILY PICTORIA THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, MARCII 21 GEN. PERSHING AS MOVIE OPERATOR. The...

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THE KEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923 Moodwarh & Aotheop Easter Showing of Fine Corsets $10.50...

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AT ONGARLEALS | TOHEAVYTAKSUT ‘Internal Revenue Agent Over- i heard Details of Enormous Financial Deal. \ 'By the Associated

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IE“.EGEN APATHE"C CRAZED PATIENTI’_—S;-IOOTS B B e Wacemsio 1 | NEW...

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This Your Guarantees Satisfaction: —— — (13 HI_L O’ ’ TELEPHONE BRACKET Increases Your Telephone Efficiency Extend 28, 32 and

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18 EXPECT RULE TODAY ]"”%‘o"e”x'%'é%’béé"ifi”s“%%im ONGIRL'S EVIDENCE Herrin Trial May Proceed Without Conversation Over-...

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JAUSTIE CLARKE FORWORLD OUAT acks Harding Plan—De- scendants of Gen. Gage Arrive for Tour of U. S. BEES U. S. LOSING TRADE

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Hood's puri bIood e vitality If you are tired out, weak, run-down with no appetite, probably your blood is im- pure and...

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INMORALITY LAID 10 CHURCH HEAD Court Ruling Prolongs Hear- ing of Suit Against Israelite House of David. UP WIDE FIELD...

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“m~ - AMUSEMENTS elfth Night” at Central High School. %hres more performances of the fne production of Shakespeare's ‘Twelfth

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e = THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON ,. D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923 . Photoplays (Continued from Tweiy-second Page.)...

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‘'FINANCIAL TEEL TAKES LEAD IN STOCK MARKET Man)-/ Other Issues Also See i Higher Levels in Today’s Busy Session. BY STUART

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INANCIAL REPORTS ON MERGY 'FOR FEBRUARY, 3 Net Earnings. 8 1-2 Per) Cent—Aliotment of Certificates. BY L A, FLEMING MeQuade,

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Pitching to Decide THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D: TEAM’S SUCCESS DEPENDS |EPIPHANY BASKETERS ON HOW BOXMEN DELIVER Foster

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SP \Gambler’s Problem Confronts Sarazen : Firpo Threatens to Give Rickard Trouble ORTS. | | GENE FACES THE BIGGEST HAZARD OF

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THE v iuninG STAKR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, MAKUH 2i, 1923 SYMPHONY CONCERT. MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Is Very Thorough, You

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—— DEMOCRAT LAUDS HARDIG RECORD John Temple Graves Says Attitude on World Affairs Should Be Upheld. BACKS WORLD COURT|...

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WOMAN’S. PAGE. FEATURES. . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923. ¢ PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE BY...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. HELP—MALE. Continued. HELP—FEMALE. Continued. FLOOR LAYERS, hardwood;! WOMAN B A T competent men only.

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AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Continued. FOR uu—amuomm THEVROLET, 1020 touring, $100; good rus- ulng .mlu- inquire 2107

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D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923. REAL ESTATE, 42 LAR FELLERS— *King’s-X" Until He Finds It. b ioa LAl g : —By GENE lmm.i FOR

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REAL 3 @ NIC WLERF. B, ana_slectriolty: lot 2 alivition:, Chavy Chase. soetion icq 854 terms attractive (62 ™ phose...

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REAL ESTATE. BUSINESS PROPERTY s N 13th ST. NEAR RHOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR: SALE—CONTINUED, E ISLAND AVE. N.W. Four-story

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ENDURANCE FLIGHT Army Aviators Awaiting at, Dayton More Favorable . Conditions for “Take-0ff.” Untfavorable ground couditions