Evening Star dated May 18, 1923

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- WEATHER. Incressing cloudiness tonight; to- ,Mmorrow unsettled, probably showers; little change In temperature. Temperature

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2 CRITICIZES COUR §€;,-‘;',‘*;,,.f;:“;:‘;;m‘I]UNPHY—WILUAMS e e o X FORWAGE DECSON Social Conference Speaker Says “Necessary

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“Snow Flurry”— “Followed by Ice” —The: first was the weather man’s mide- May prediction, based on signs. The second was...

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Industrial Problems Discussed By Social Workers Address Social Work Conference|Men Will Live 5 Years Longer, PERSONNEL WORK "

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MODERN ARK AGE DECLAREDEXITIG * #In Clutches of Controls We Do Not Understand,” Says Specialist. “Ours is a modern ‘dark’ age

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.... THEODORE W. NOYES........Editor The Evening Star

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923 LOCAL MEN APPOINTED | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. (TURN OF GOLD TIDE TO...

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SO E The President and Mrs. Harding Hosts to Small Dinner Col. and VN President and Mrs. Hard- | company HE Ing entertained &

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MAY 18 1923. QEENI “uuflR le- ey DONN BARBER, SPEAKER, | Msderbarchitectore ang

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. Y| TWO EXONERATED LEST WE FORGET. IN MOTOR DEATHS | .z s e v e e o

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G i R e SALE OF EARRINGS Worth Up to §1 55c¢ Pair . Importer's samples and discontinued pat- terns of Earrings, all...

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12 & — ATHLETE IN MOUNT GASE FREE ON WRIT “Chuck” Palmer, However, Denies Knowledge of Stu- dent Found Slain. Br the...

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v : c diiel i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. : 131 MRS. BIRNEY ELECTED |WIDOW FACES CHARGE...

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1 14 ! THE - EVENING : STAR, WASHINGTON, -D.-0O, FRIDAY, MAY. 18, 1923. ; ;r nt Women's 16-button Milanese Silk Gloves Ufl m ‘

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BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. \ LOCAL STATIONS, NAA—Naval Radio Seatien, Radie, Va. (435...

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==z EeTdE [0 B SCSSdEEEEANEEEREREEEEC =% SEEEINEEEENC oEEEET" and style. Lverything ready for choosing, suits. and young...

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S DAILY PICTORI THE EVENING S'TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. STATUE YESTERDAY. A general view of the...

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REMAINS OF INDIANS - HELD OF LONG AGO l:odies From Mounds in Cali- fornia ‘Believed of Bace Ancient “When Columbus Came....

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Presbyterian Bodies Choose New Moderators to Preside Dr. C. F. Wishart Heads Northern Assembly Will Hays Makes Plea for the

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Hamilton Was Master Builder Of Republic, Says President 1,000 Cheer Mr. Harding’s Eulogy of | Patriot at Unveiling of Bronze

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923, SOUTHERN BAPTISTS WHERE THE BETTER THINGS COST LESS What Marked

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- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923, = bove, the bo: g . ¥ . UNVE". RED BRUSS GLEE CLUB CONCERT. TN Ll

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SAYS MORSE TRIED - FALSE VOUCHER Testimony tending to show" efforts to hoodwink the auditors for the Tnited States Fleet...

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A modern home cantaininfi eleven rooms, three baths an laundry, with front and rear stairway. First floor, four rooms deep,

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" —Chocolate - coated Al monds, a poundi.i. i 55C Strap Pumps —Shoes that you will find suitable for street, sport or dress

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» m J Y e Y, 4 1) { r 26 THE_EVENL STAR, WASHINGTO. D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923 [} — — —_— = = - Wednesday night, In...

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NEWCORN and GREEN | MERCHANT TAILORS FOR 24 YEARS I It’s a Real Effort— To Maintain the Same High Quality in the Worsted...

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VIOLENT DECLINES | INSPECIAL STOCKS Fertilizer Issues Display Spe- ; cial Weakness—Late At- k tack on Leathers. .- BY STUART

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— CRUCIAL TEST NOW FACING RAILROADS Nation’s Huge Grain Crop Movement to Start at Once in Texas. BY J. C. ROYLE. Special...

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30° .SPORTS." Griffmen Hope to Reach .500 Rating in West : Few Extra-Inning Games in Majors WIN FROM SOX IN TENTH THE "EVENIN

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SPORTS. THE EVEN ING STAR, WASHING TON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923 - SPORTS,’ - g Horsemen Flood Louisville for Derby : Yale

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o 32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D:-C, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. FORM NEW CHURCH, FOLLOWING SPLIT Dissident Members of Sixth...

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@m@m&&mm@:&mmm&m@;&m@ B e &fuwm Gift " White Gold Wrist Watches $6.95 The case isad filled with ~ .. white gald and / carries

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OUGNWREIEH 'NOT BRY.| - Adopt lmluuon anoflng Light awarded u verdict for $10,000 in favor p ‘Wines and e of Charles Fuller, a

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COLLEGE HEAD WINS L BUILDING HOLDS UP. GROESBECK BAC KING Michigan Governor Supports Dr. Friday, Under Fire at State...

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i PRIZES ANNOUNCED Mational Guard Offers Four Cash; Awards for Best Drawing. Headquarters and service compan D. . National.

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ECONOMY IN PREPARING FOOD " WHILE GIVING BETTER MEALS Cereals Important in“-An"angin'g for Well, Balanced Menus, ‘But Variety

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Bread and Spread—come ahead—to Breakfast, Dinner—and Supper Nobody will need a second call iwhen the hot breakfast i the...

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HELP—DOMESTIO. Continued. GENDRAL HOUSRWORK-—-Neat_colored girl plain cooking; stay nights. 084 Macomb nw. GENBRAL HOUSEWORK,

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AUTOMOBILES, — . Comtinued. T WILLYS-KNIGHT Tourink. In good comdition. This is prdserts ot a local bank. Same chn o H;{...

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APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, M_AY 18, 1923. REAL ES STATE. 41 Aummrs_mmsm RENT HOUSES_YUR. A

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n REA FOR S‘_ALE—KOUSES . _Ce TOWNTOWS ROOMI the best locations n Washington; baths: modern improvements: low price fc anick

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ESTATE FRIDAY STEAMSHIP FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE--HOUSES y AUCTION SALES. Contthuct. Coutiaued. THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE DAYS.

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TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. : AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. }HpSEMl:{NTS._ AMUSEMENTS. ¥ " - — £ S L L - i e The ’Befldar BELASCO—"Th? Bad