Evening Star dated September 20, 1923

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WEATHER. Showers tonight and tomorrow; somewhat lower temperature tomor- twenty-four row. Temperature for hours ended a 52,

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2 APANESE RELEF NOW 12446473 District Fund Swelled by $2,364.46—Quota Is Nearly Trebled. The District of Columblia’s relief

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* URGE NEW SYSTEM 10 PICK TEACHERS School Board Members Ob- * ject to Selecting Girls by Alphabetical List. ‘Washington nor-

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g 9 RS, SISSON QUITS PO THE MONTH Has Been Community Center . Director Since Start Thir- {. teen Years Ago. Mrs. Cecil Norton

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THE RVENING STAR, ~WASHING"1‘ON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTZMBER 20, 19%3. . ,——"——”—————-—_‘—-‘-*-————————-———-——__—__———_——-—- s

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=THE EVENING STAR, With Sundsy Mevaing Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C., { THURSDAY. .September 20, 1923 W. NOYES. Star, with the

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Have Your Eyes Examined NOW! If your eyes bother you, the time 2 is NOW. At least, have thern examined. . Onr Expert...

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Mr. William M. Butler of Boston LeftI White ' House Brief Visit There. M. BUTLER of | , who has been | President and | at the

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by ' THE WEATHER For the District of Columbia and Maryland—Showers tonight and to- morrow; somewhat lower tempera- ture'...

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- 10 MAN IN CUSTODY HERE WANTED IN VIRGINIA John P. Varnum, Held on Bad- Check Charge, Accused of Bigamy in Arlington County.

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. 'PRESIDENT T0 OPEN |i:" X RED CROSS SESSION |4t 5 by Bicart "ot teacher, from class {ingsman, to from class iv str s Americ

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7 S GOUNCIL AVOIDS DEBATE ON ITALY League Body Fails to Act on Repudiation of Competency in Corfu Incident. By the Associated

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P . Stamped Odds and Ends, 50c Values up to $1.25. This in- cludes all kinds of stamped pieces. Odd lots on sale Friday at

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WO LEGISLATURES FIGHT FOR CONTROL Factions in State of Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Shoot Up Capitol in Monterey. “nrcial Dispatch to

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; & ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHING'fON, n c i'.l‘H'UR'SDAY,, SEPTEMBER 20, 1523. B INEW LIQUOR TAX {FOUNTAIN FOR DIXIE ’ )...

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16 BLAMES COAL OST CHEFLY TO LABOR U. S. Commission Also Finds Ineffective Transporta- tion Is: Factor. The United States...

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= THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923. - [ THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE THE KING GOES BEAR

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BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATION NAA~—Naval Radlo § (435 Meters). Weather bureau...

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Because You Wil Like It Better Because you will like it better is our reason for urging vou to try Our Famous Green Bag...

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20-¢ DRAWS NOTED MEN Guests at First Show Given in Ambassador ‘Include Film Magnates. representative ducers, exhibit will...

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11-YEAR-OLD BOY FULL COLLEGE FRESHMAN Moses Finkelstein-Enters Syracuse University Wearing - Short Trousers. SYRACUSE, N. Y.,

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PATRIOTIC CONCERT . (No Number at All, AT CENTRAL HIGE | Was Called ‘Liza’ National l(;;dies to Be Heard at ln Norf ‘Car’lina

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Friday’s Remnant Sale Tells of a Host of Worth-While Savings! 500 New Fall Hats “Bomesics $3.95 32.in. Dress Ginghams, 36-in.

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HINES SCORES SALES FMMAN R[NAMEB OF DRUGS TO VETERANS CITIZENS' LEADER]™ 3 s * Clean-Up. Director Hines of the Veterans'...

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THE FRVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923.' Woadward & Lothrop Friday Remnant Day Remnant Day...

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A Fine Example of the Values in GRG:NUPS SCl’lOOl SI’IOCS More “GI‘O-NLIP.S'n Unchanging Never-Failing Quality Year After...

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I AERCAN WOOLEN N SHARP BREAK Steel Shares Also Weak in Very Irregular Stock Market. BY STUART P. WEST. L 1o The Sta YORK,

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FINANCIAL NEW YORK CUKB MARKET Received by Private Wire BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. September 20.—A bet- feeling was again...

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923.’ _ 29 1 e — — oy e Griffs Likely to Set Great Mark

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30 Sweetser and Guilford Clash on Links Today : East Should Beat West on Courts | OUIMET MEETS VON ELM IN ANOTHER STAR MATCH

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923. SPORTS. 31 Western High Eleven to Depend on Speed : North

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g3 THE EVE G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923, 2 Chan, in Stati ——— T MEMUR' AI_ mWER gk...

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THE /EVENING STAR, -'WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, IF you want a really magnificent magazine, stop : at your newsdealer’s...

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BRITISH WELCOME THE EVENING 'STAR'; WASHINGTON, D. AERIAL SHOW AT BOLLING FIEL WILL BE BIGGEST EVER STAGED The aerial...

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Fancy Bn;cadedq Embroldored and Mitel Ribbons —5 to 12 inches wide. 9 8 C Special Friday, yard..... ~—Plaln and comhinations

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BY ELENORE ORMAL evening gowns are making their bow to prospec- tive purchasers in .the. local shops this week. They are...

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Atvood & Rupprecht | wmee |2 The Yellow Trail and Manufacturers Lighting Fixtures (Copyright, 1 o (Continued from Yesterday's

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1300 0% man. 40T . Nort . TOOK, MILY Cliinese 944 1t st naw. BRAL HOUSEWORK or help to do plain olored girl wishes place....

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FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. FOR mE—Amnomu. . APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. nnrmm—vmumn Continued. Continued. Continued. Continued....

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APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. Continned. 16 5th ST. S.E.—Containing 4 large front rooms and bath, elec- tric lights; well heated.

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REAL ESTATE THE EVENIN D. -C, THURSDAY KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—You Kwon How It Is. STAR WASHINGTO REAL ESTATE, a1...

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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—EOQUSES. FOR SALE—HOUEFS. Continued, ] Continued. HOOVER & KIDWELL. $20,000—Near 20th and Kalorama...

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" AUC TIONS. o = AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY! AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. ! ADAM A, WESCHLER, & TI0: . Trustees’ Sale of...

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NEW TAX LEDGER PLAN ADOPTED Property No Longer to Be Listed Under Name of Owner Alone. The new system of keeping tax ledgers,