Evening Star dated October 10, 1923

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Faif and aightly warmer ‘tonight and’ fomorrow; variable Wwinds. Temperature for (wenty-four ended at 2 pm, today: at noon

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'Stresemann Plan For Dictatorship Given Hard Jolt By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, October 10.—The na- tionalists and...

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— _ RMY T0 GIVE WAR EXHIBITIONS HERE Infantry Will Stage First of Maneuvers on Monument Grounds Tomorrow. Demonstrations of

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THE EVENING , STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923. mve-uuud mc thett of the rings.| MARY WILLIAMS DIES,...

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’ . THE EVENING''STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923. FOREST FIRES RUSH ™5 6.5 TRGINEA BOONDARY. 195018 b 2 o

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+.~ %ion of Lafr in 1836 several such ef- THE EVENING STAR, , With Sunday Merning Edition, WABHINGTON, D, C * WEDNESDAY. .

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: mm@m@@m L ANSBURGH & BROTHER 420430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400 Snappy Sport Coats for Snappy Autumn Wear

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Mirza Hussein Khan Alai, .Minister of Persia, Will Be Host at Dinner in New York October 26. HE minister of Persia, Mirza...

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TRAIN OFF TONIGHT T0LEGION MEETING District Delegation Planning Fight at San Francisco for Highest Office. The last of the

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. I]SKS SB.000FUND FOR JOVENILE AID zProtectiveAssOciafion Treas- %L urer Points to Service {8 and Year’s Needs. i § An...

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COPELANDFAVORS VOTE FORDITAGY New York Senator Says He Will Qo All He Can to Help Obtain Suffrage Here. Residénts of the...

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| HUGHES PLAN SNUB CALLED “BLUNDER" Lloyd George Urges Accept- ance of Ruhr Arbitration to Avoid Chaos. Associated Press...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, - BRTANFAGNG e et o < C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 192 - PREFERENCE FIGHT Free Traders, Alarmed

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X 1 THE EVE STAR. WASHINGTON, D, C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923. Sunday blue law, the city commis- ( F i * Permits Sunday...

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D. ©,/WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923." RELIGION BY LAW HIT.”|PHILADELPHIA'SALOONS = i ' RUN BUSINESS “AS USUAL” Situation Shows

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Tomorrow! Our You bought summer suits Then why not buy a Hecht Sfrom us last April, two _ : 'quali_ty overcoat, two months

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Greek "bust recently recovered by the Erench Antiquities S the wreck of a.Carthagi ley off the cpast” of Tunis. e work of art

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JAPAN SEEKS OIL ISEES RUSS REVIVAL Depend on in Oemlny 2 'Explormg Party’s Departure “for North Sakhalien Revives | Awistet e

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"AMUSEMENTS [Eiisses . BELASCO—New York Theater -Guild. An event of unusual interest in the | budding theatrical season Is

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FIRSTWEBB FISON ANALYSISNEEATIVE Doctor Testifies Test Two Weeks Before Death Re- vealed No Traces. By the Assoclated Press.

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HUGHES SEES ERA - OF RAPID MOTION Secretary Talks of Motor, ! : dress at Yale Dinner. BY flie Assaciated P PROVIDENCI f the

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‘STATE RUSHES AID, Moorehaven. Three Feet Un- ¥ . der Water—Filled With Ref- | | should. be ‘allotted to private firnws, {

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-BIDDLE OFF SCREEN, |frate Mother CITES FIRM HEADED- - [FREE CUSTOMS ZONE |cis, of miume und, it the sxburhy)soms, 2o, Jndost

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21 BLAME FOR ARSON | PLACED ON BANKS ”ew York Fire Chief Says| Accepting Policies for Loans . Leads to Incendiarism. Dy the

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'SPORTS. ——— SPORTS. 25 World Series Appears to Be a “Toss Up” : Picking Pitchers Is a Difficult Job NONE OF LEADING JUDGES |

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, s OCTOBER 10, 1923. SPORTS Big Series Devoid of No-hit Feat : May...

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Gallaudet to Start With Veteran Eleven : Inside Golf MASSINKOFF ONLY NEW KENDALL GREEN PLAYER Hughes Has Stressed Defense in

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- MOVES CONFUSED IN STOCK MARKET Sinclair Rall'qis; on Dividend Action—Anaconda Under’ Pressure. : BY STUART P. WEST. Speclal

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INCREASE ON COAL - PASSED T0 PUBLIC Householders Using Small Sizes Are Paying Most To- ward Strike Adjustment. BY J. C....