Evening Star dated May 29, 1923

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomo: what cooler late tonight row. Tenrperature for hours ended at 2 p.m. tod: §5, at 4:30 p.m.

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2 L — HARDING T0 SPEAK UPON HEROIG DEAD Sl‘_“ine Visitors in Thousands ‘Expected at Arlington Service Tomorrow. President...

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yv‘“fl So This.Is Lfmdon.’ At last London is acquiring the ice habit. Big stores have put in fountains for ice drinks and ice

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” “HORANOVSS B WELL PRESENTED ,ci!oral Art Society Does L :Splendid Work With Dif- B . ficult Oratorio. “Hora Novissima,”...

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: . : THE EVENING STAR, :WASHINGTON D. 0, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923. g A VETERANS GATHER || (OFFERS TRIBUTE T BESEASED PREMEN S S

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY.........May 29, 1923 THEODORE W. NOYES........Editor

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& [/ Bl A Modern Burial Park Special Announcement Inaugurating Free Bus Service Daily and Sunday Schedule—10 AM.,2P.M. and 4

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SOCIETY. -4 OCIEty 'Ifw Ambassador of Italy Dinner Guest AtPurple Iris Last Night, With Financial Counselor as Host. HE...

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Double Compacts These Double Souvenir Compacts are unusually attractive. The work- manship is the best and the Souvenir idea

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5 (Copyright, by J. Aofeletelmlofefoie el (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS INSTALLMENT. Jobn Waring,

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VALUELESS LAW Friends Honor RiverdaleCitizen HELD CURSE OF U. . ’Senaior King Addresses Graduates of Washington "College of

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FLAYSWOMENFOR PREVAILING STYLES Looseness of Morals in } st;hool Children Attributed Bis. toDress. Suggestions for the moral

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STAR’S DAILY PICTORIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 5 ESDAY, MAY 29, 1923. ALLS TO ME The bell of the famous old battle- .

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BY RADIO TODAY i-’Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radio i (435 Meters). 3:25...

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—where your time is appreciated. w. During the noon hour, when minutes count, many depositors find it conven- ient to...

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- PRCES AREMIXED | INSTOCK MARKET fiquipments Sold Freely, While Other Shares N o Advance. BY STUART P. WEST. Bpecial Dispateh

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FINANCIAL. RALROAD EARNINGS IN APRIL STUDIED Passing of $83,000,000 Mark Vital Question—O0th- er Wali Street Briefs. By the

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18 SP ‘Frisch Great All-A_round Player : Princeton Nine Picked to ORTS. -DISPLAYING CLEVER FORM IN ALL PHASES OF GAME ....

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SPORTS SPORTS Attractive Holiday Card for District Golfers : Japan Takes Far Eastern Games SPECIAL EVENTS ARRANGED AT FOUR OF

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Skirt Bears Burden of Trimming BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. Fashion has seldom offered such a variety of skirts. They are long and

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* All advertise * auto show room; bring your references. s mw. Apply Mr. Hanburger. {mer._Address Box 35-Z, Star office. FOOD

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FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Continued. GTONS, 3 ) cal ‘ 7-passenger, LR P 1 19 - mighty good condition, 2875; also H e the vedl...

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L] m KLAND—5 uuoua AND BATH, 1st i North_438d._20° hone. SURLET.'S OR ¢ ROOM EXCLU- complete in deta f.; ween by trully- s

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FOR SALE-HOUSES Cantinned. SELECT LIST OF SUB- BPECIAL { nearby Maryland and rhan hiemes n given oy and posse red on exeh...

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| T AUCTIONS. o5 ® T L T ) . | NHEADASKS Continued, Continued. #R FUTURD . FUTUR TLANTIC CITY, N. J. VY € E NORTHWEST...

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DIPLOMAS FOR 12 NURSES AWARDED First Graduating Exercises Are Held in Gallinger Hospital School. Twelve nurses were graduated