Evening Star dated October 25, 1923

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WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; slightly *cooler tomorrow. y-four hour ighest, 55 a Temperature for twent noon today;...

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$ .~ THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTQBER 25, 1923. [ — ~ e ———— ] T T 3 WALTON CHAMPION ATTACKED INHOUSE

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO OCTOBER 25, 19; e AR ST y b 1 3 . erday afternoon. shop was found terday said the oreland was ' 1

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HITS LLOYD GEORGE SLUR ON POINCARE Herbert Adams Gibbons Says| ~ Comparison With Lincoln Is Not Fair. 4 By the Associated...

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UENTRALEOROPE | - RECOVERY 15 SEEN French Senator Says States Apparently Are Able to Live. ¥ the Associated Pre: TARIS,...

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THE EVENING STAR,) With Sunday Mérning Editton, WASHINGTON; D. C. THURSDAY. .. . .October 25, 1923 e THEODORE W....

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CRGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. 'TODAY. Blg Sisters of fhe Juvenile Pro- tective Assoclation will meet, 4:45 o'clock, in Epiphany

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SO Dame Lloyd George CIET Y. [ e and Daughter Take Tea With Mrs. Coolidge at White House This RS. COOLIDGE is receiving | a

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9 g 'THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1923. r— e for the autumu. has go.:ehd'ng:nr“ apartment in...

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10 Battled Ice and Polar Bears In Wrangel Island Haunts ?Stefansson Party Experienced Life Like Fenimore Cooper Romance, as

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THE EVENING - STAR, WWASHINGTON: BRITAIN CONSIDERS U.S. PARLEY OFFER General Conference in Favor, | But Method of Procedure

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F1n % : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1923. | . Masons, Makes Two Calls. | the master,...

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PREHISTORIC MAN {TOO DRUNK TO INTEND . UNEARTHED IN WEST/ ATTACK, GETS NEW TRIAL Smithsonian Excavators Find Re- mains...

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RETURN TO EURDPE, UNDERWOOD URGES Starts Presidential Campaign in Texas by Appeal for Wartime Ideals. By the Associated Press

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Engraved Christmas Cards Order your personal greeting cards for Christmas now so that orders may be ex- ecuted promptly and

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Yards and Yards—Double-Fidce and Picot lidge | Ribbon, a Yard, 10c —All colors from which to select. Kann’s—Street Floor....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! STAR'S DAILY INVITE THE PRESIDENT TO ATTEND THEIR MEETING. Members of the Theodore Roosevelt...

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g REPORT ON WEEVIL MENACE DUE TODAY Committee Confers With Ex- perts to Frame Program for National Conference. Dy the...

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HIH BODY ADDS \Walk on Water 3 Miles, Using New Type Skis THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., DUMBARTON CLUB |£>5va 5 icper

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some of you were, but be & real f enactment of the law on the ground low, above all, honest, straightf that it would not be

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- Dress Specials Friday Only Dresses—The silk family is well repre- $17 50 ~cmu| then, too. are Poirct T\\)l[ and Tricosham.

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Program. 22 i i = T T R e e S TR R S e o ever, 6 the dock owned by the ratt-| flfm_ ARES flu A”‘I’Y {OPEN EASTERN HIGH...

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® e % ___________ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 1923. Forbes Given Chance to To Mortimer Charges

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,'24 LEGISLATION TOPIC | AT AUTO SESSION A. A A Delegates for Uni- form Traffic Laws and Li- cense Tag Reciprocity....

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1 ‘ tendents and factory managers URGE SAFETY GURB | AT THOMAS GRCLE Citizens’ Association Also; Opposes Proposed Bond |...

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26, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 1923, DESIRUYER BHIEFS Grand Opera Goes NAW GWES ]APAN...

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T E [ TR 1 ers @E@f% Friday Remnant Sale Combines Forces Wlth Our Blrthday Celebration for a Day of Wonderful Bargain Appeal

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25 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON [} Crippled Western Team to Open Series !| STARS OF THIRD ARMY CORPS ELEVEN SIX...

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. T Pitchers Turn in Star Feats This Year : Huggins UNUSUAL LIST OF BP.ILLIANTI...

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Rafil, Copoer, Rubber‘ and To- hacco Shares, Take Oth- % ers. Downward. BY STUART P, WE 8pacial Dispatch to The Star. NEW...

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A MILL WHEELS TURN AS DROUGHT ENDS Big Power Pools May Check Heavy Shutdown Losses in Future Operations. BY J. C.'ROYLE....

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& ; THE |OPEN-SHOP THREAT By BUD FISHER. l 32 STATE H-EBHUNS IN TAILORS’ STRIKE| ' — e 2 40 R LRI 4 o st o MAY HUR'I' G. ‘U.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, - gy ——— e e LR R R AR AR AURR IR AR IR RS AN AR AR AR AR AR AR R AR EUR AR IR R A AR AR AR AR

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THE DOUBLE CHANCE | Fascinating Roménte of Wrongly Accused Hero and Loyal Swsethoart BY J. S. FLETCHER Ausor of “Rayner-Slade

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X, DRIFT TO COMMUNISM |55, “aav;mekine, craze”, he zaid: strictly all laws that are passed and SEEN BY JUSTICE | et Rt...

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86 - 2 : | ANDLORD'S CLA CLASSEDASTAUNT Point to Vacant $10,000 Fpartments to Disprove Housing Shoriage. BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

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WOMARNS PAGE, SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS BY ELENORE DE WITT EBY. HE fashion world longs for| something original—really....

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SITUATIONS—MALE. SITUATIONS—DOMESYIC. g v BUSINES ! RPN ORI e Contimued. piditehepon el RECOM&NBEESERVICE. S JPPORTUNITIES. |

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AUTO FOR FARM AND GARDEN. OAK GROVE Poultry Yaras—White leghorn uliets for sale: March and April batched % now. Mrs. R. P.

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» 40 APARTMENTS BTC. . THE EVENING. S .- D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER.'?25, 1923. “REAL ESTATE, RENT--ROOMS, UNFURNISHED : A...

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REAL ESTATE." THE EVENING STAR, W&sme"row D.. C, THURSDAY, OCTOARFR 25. 1973, REAL ESTATE. a [ ——————— e e =3 —— DEERK SPACE

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ed. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continmed. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON ‘ . FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES Continued. : . WASHINGTON,

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOTSES Continued. AVCTION SALES. ‘ tl‘flll AFTERNOON. BARGAIN. Couvealent to downtown; § rooms and bath...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Abe Martin Says: D. €, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1923. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.