Evening Star dated November 17, 1923

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‘WEATHER. Falr tonight and tomorrow; cooler or p.m. today: High- est, 53, at 2:15 p. m. yesterday; low- est, 45, at 7 a.m.

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2 * EXPLAINS HIS FIGHT N CLASSIFICATION Guy Moffett Says He Has Unanimous Backing of Civil Service Commission. Supported bv

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COUZENS 1S URGED FORDL, COMMTTE Citizens’ Association - Also Asks Representative Lam- pert Be -Assigned. A resolution...

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Trade Board Urged by Barnes | To Support Mellon Tax Plan High Pressure Upheld by Report—50-50 System Dead, Zihlman...

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Men’s (Fioves $3.50 - Men like practical gifts— that's why these gloves, of genuine buckskin, will be gladly welcomed. In the

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| TH] EVENING-A-STAR, WASHINGTON, °D. H'SPOTLIGHT THE EVEI\D G _STAR With Sunday Morning Fdition. WASHINGTON, D. C. ....

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White House Guest of Several Days, Col. George Harvey Leaving Today for New Jers OL.' George Harvey, retiring ambassador to

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Widowers Versus Bachelors as Husbands—The , Lonesome Young Wife With a Clam-on-Ice Husband—The Girl Whose Fiance Is Several

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NOVEMBER 17, - 1923, _ g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. 0, SATURDAY NAMING POSTMASTER l MUTT AND JEFF—Of Such Stuff Foot

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SPORTS. MANY COLORFUL GAMES " . ARE SCHEDULED IN EAST Close to 80,000 Expected to View Yale-Princeton Clash in Bowl—Intense

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OFFICERS CLEARED " INASSAULTCHARGE ' Ev_iderice_ Fails to Show Keck and Mansfield Used Any- -Violence.. Complete exonerailon

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i Douglas Mzmorial i I | i 1 I REV. EDWARD HAYES, D. D., LUTHERAN. o “TRINITY M. E. CHURCH | | | I t i REV, c E. LINGER,...

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CHURCH OBSERVES | S07H ANNIVERSARY Hamline M. E. Exercises to Begin Tomorrow, Continu- ing for Month. The fiftieth...

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BEARS RAIDLIST; | PRICES GO LOWER! \ Foreign News and Break in] Sterling 'Help Traders Force Down Values. Ajax Rubber Alaska

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- FINANCIAL. MELLON TAY PLAS B 154 FACTR Business Expansion in Scores ;' of Lines Hinges on Possible Changes. BY J. C. ROYLE.

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THE EVENING STAR, WA%HTNGTON D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1923, = THE STAR'S DAILY PICTORIAL PAGE NERAL OF LATE PREMIER BONAR

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E;AL ESTATE. ‘Babson Analyzes Great Textile Industry and Its Securities Statistician Would Await Change in Trend Before...

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! 18 EDUCATION PLAN OF REALTY BOARDS Economic Factor of $146,- 000,000,000 Inaugurates Business Training Task. Wifen a branch

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REAL - BUILDING REFLECTS ABOR DISCONTENT Edonomic Conflict Finds Ex- 'pression in Architecture, i Says School Head. A...

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DOMESTIC LUMBER TRADE SLACKENING Falling Off Not as Great as Usual at This Season, However, Producers Say. The domestic...

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REAL ICRAY SAYS FOUR - KNEW OF BIG LOAN Members of Indiana Board of i~ Agriculture Named in fii Bankruptcy Suit. Tr the...

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.22 REA SLAYER O FOUR Meekly- - Sq‘rrénder_s_'_ Fair i Sized Arsenal When Sur- - - prised by Sheriffc By the Associated Pees:

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REAL MUSSOLIN FGHTS .Says One Must Have Cour- Ir the Associated Press. ROME, November 17.—“The Italian ‘Eovernment cannot...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS w‘ Star “Want Ad” ' Branch Offices NORTHWEST J4th and Fermeat ave Johu O. Haley. ind Ph 34th and Ciifton,

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AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE_AUTOMOBILES. Continued. HUDSON SPEEDSTER Late model; looks and runs like new. $450; RORERT HERSO: AUTO

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‘WANTED—ROOMS. BIPLOMATIC gentieman bessy wishes two furnished rooms ‘bed-sitting_room with bath in n.w. apartment. Address

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milea from Limestone i:mne"b-""nn-m M(llfl Tmmed. povs. MISS HARDING, (leve, 1450, i wum—-um FROM 2 70 10 ACRES IN NEARBY VA.

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"FOR SALE—HOUSES. ~Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Contimued. - FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. i e T T T T B e L T FOR SALE—HOUSES.

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29 AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. “LEGAL NOTICES. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS, ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Entire Stock and...

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TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS Peace with a cudgel in hand is war, but peace with a goodly number of virile,