Evening Star dated October 8, 1923

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Falr and continued cool tonight, and tomorrow; probably’ light frost to- night. Temperature for twenty-tour hours ended at 2

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CANADKSWARROLE EXPREVIERS TOPL Lloyd George Thanks Do- minion Late,Today for Aid in Beating Germany. By the Associated Presi

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\ POLISH ARMY.HEAD GREETS PRESIDENT Gen, Haler, World War Hero, . in Capital.as Guest of American Legion. Gen. Josef Haller,

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SLANPRISONERS LEFTDEFIANT NOTE “Killed Ourselves,” Message Read—Widow of One Ad- mits Smuggling Arms. Associated Press....

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\ 2 SOLDIERS HELD - | ONHOLD-UP CHARGE Negro Says Bolling Field Men Lured Him Into Auto and Robbed Him. WHERE A€ | Yoo MG ’J’

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THE EVENING STAR, .\ With Sunday Morning Edition. "WASHINGZON, O 6. MONDAY October 8, 1923 THEODORE W. NOYES. The Eveniig...

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69c, 850 and $l Stamped Goods ' 59¢ Each A special purchase of Stamped Scarts, Centers and Thi All-linen ree- plece Buffet

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E_FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 1923 BIGISSUES BEFORE 8 SOCIETY ale—— ] Society Secretary Mellon Back

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CHRSTIAN SUENE BELIEF EXPLAINED Al Right Thinking Comes From God, British Lecturer l Declares. “It is ulways the purpose of

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BERGI][]LL GOMING . BACK, SAYSH MOTHER| Eager to Return and Face iSentence; Hopes War Rec- ord Will Be Forgotten. Special...

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Plea for Religious Tolerance Voiced by Bishop Freeman Addresses 10,000, Including Members of Civic Bodies, at Open-Air...

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* ROAD BONDFORCE SEE STUARTS AD Letter of Virginia Ex-Go;/- ernor to Trinkle Cited in Offensive Campaign. Special Dispatch to

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~“BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wirelo/ass News and Entertainment, TOCAL STATIOVS. NAA—Naval Radio Station, iindie, V&, | (435

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PLAYGROUND MEET “HERE IN 1924 PLAN National Event to Be Taken Up at Meeting of Super- visors in lllinois. Plans are belng...

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\ i rnrnp will ‘celébrate its 100th ammiversary; ‘and T.'P. 0'Connor, the famous:icish “father of the house of 0o; ne,” will

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16 AMUSEMENTS | STRAND—Dr. J. Robert Pauline. Fulfilling in every way the headline announcement ¢n the bill of an en-...

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5d THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, ‘D C, MONDAY, O€TOBER 8, 1923.° : 17 DAILY PICTORIAL Sergt. Jiggs, mascot of the Marines.

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Fascinating Romance of Wrongly Aocused Hero and Loysi Sweethoars BY J. 5. FLETCHER =~ . ~ Author of “RaynerSlade...

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" [PERATORS ADED REDS,SAYMINERS Senate Asked to Investigate Radical Activities in Coal " Industry. The charge that...

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& INTEREST CENTERS INRAILROAB SSUES Many Stocks Go Higher. Bears Pound Studebaker. |. and American Woolen. BY STUART P. WEST.

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{ SHORTAGE IN CARS; FRUIT S SPOILING Paoking Houses Unable to Get |ours market = Supplies From Fields and . "Orchards in...

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‘SPORTS. LAND IN FOURTH PLACE WITHOUT BREAKING .500 Browns, Nosed Out by Nationals, Last Accomplished Feat in 1920—YVictory

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'C, MONDAY, . WASHINGTON, 'SPORTS "'’ Many Flaws ' OCTOBER 8, “1923. ¢ Princeton Eleven Displays D Three Local Grid Squa...

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Borrowed From Upholstery Shop BY ANNE RITTENHOUSZ. The dressmakers have invaded the realms of the upholsterers and in- terior

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ATTOMOBILE SALESMAN to sl | hona mumbers Tk S0-M, Star oice. riciced, Tiae aad DRt = Tee COPIES. horoughly llvl BATTERY...

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‘ROOMS, ETC, =~ —— APARTMENTS— z ' —By GENE BYRNES. ki ‘C,_ MONDAY; OCTOBER 8, 1923 ° FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES.: - 3 i ....

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» o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, €, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1923. k - e B e e T I .—_—'_—_'_—_——'——- TMENTS—UNFURNISHED....

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FOR SALE—HOQUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. ‘D. ©, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1923. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continuwed....

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FOR SALE-—HOUSES. Continned. R SAL] ON 18th ST, NR. COLUMBIA ROAD—PRICE, $19,500. , reception hall and 2 lectric 1ights;...

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205 NEW LAWYERS ADMITTED TOBAR Eleven Women Ainong List Now Allowed to Practice in D. C. Supreme Court. Eleven young women