Evening Star dated December 26, 1923

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WEATHER. Fair tonight; day. ' Temperature for hours ended at 2 p.m. toda; 48, at noon today; lowest, 3 today. Full report on

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RETRIAL OF KLUXEN CALLED IMPOSSIBL Judge Who Heard Case Says| Boy Cannot Be Placed in Jeopardy Twice. By the Associated Pross

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THE EVENING STAR, WYSHI\GTON’, D. C, WEDNESDXY, DECENBER "G 1923. 5 Su e lict SALLER NATIONS rw MAY LIMIT NAVIES Conference

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ary INGRATITUDE SEEN ~ INSOVIET OFFER Demand for Archangel In- demnity, After Aid to Starv- ing, Stirs U. S. Ire. BY DAVID

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. Social Service House additional & TR A AT AR Ak ke sk e ks Ak sk ek ke e ke sk ke ke sk ke ek ek ok e ke sk ke ok ok 11...

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THE EVENING STAR learned in childhood. 1t ciings so well ‘communistio dootringe on farm and ‘With Sunday Morning Edition,...

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55 000 Life Insurance for $46.90 At age 35-—send date cf birth for part ulars and |, tration. l(rmvllly founded 1345, Askets

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oCle > T HE b u Weeks will return to Wash-| pg :;odm'fiové;.,‘:“' ington tomorrow morning, after & Christmas visit te| Mrs.

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. R S@@fl@fio __ (Continued from ighth Pag at Yale University, Huggins of Dayton, Mrs. . W. Knowlt i . D, W on _entertained at

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MATON' CHURCHES TOEMPLOYRADI {Will Reach Millions ' Who Otherwise Have No Con- tact With Religion. IRy the Asso CRIC seminate

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WEDNESDAY DE(‘EM'BER 26, 1923, THE EVENING S'l'é_l}l WA GTON D. BHARGESHUGHES ALTERED ARTIB[E Editor of IMEWS Amer- ican...

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'I'HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGN‘ON D. Cl WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26, 1923 to nterfere with the affairs of Europe,” declared Mr....

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SILZER URGES COAL A THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. '(|}., ‘WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1923. White House ‘Is Arranging- ° For

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14 ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1923, DELAY BY BERUIN...

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Holiday Festivities Call for New Evening Clothes Holiday calendars cull for many smart evening frocks in one's ward- robe, an

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_16 AMUSEMENTS ] Poli's—Basil Sydney. The new world is to the young, and ® twenty-eight-year-old “star,” Basil Sydney, who

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'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D:. O, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER -26, 1923 ' AT R’S DAILY 'PICT,ORIAL" PAGE 5 S HIKE TO WASHINGTON.

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SflT DEPLORES LACK OF DOCTORS Admiral Asserts Inducements Offered by Navy Fail to Attract. Br the Associated Press. Graduates

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sy | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, - 1923....

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TATRY TOEND LIVES MIDST YULE GAYETY Christmas to Despondenti Held Only World’s Mock- ery of Their Plight. By the Assoclated

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' COMMONIST TAX SIBERIA'S BURDEN Best Grains Commandeered by Government Officials, Is Charge. espondence of The Star and the

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BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News'and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radia, Station, Radis Va. (435 Meters).

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January Clearance of Bedding $67-50 Englander Couch, $49.75 Splendidly constructed Englan der gliding couch, with upholstered

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WEST HAS LOST ONLY ONE OF CLASHES Has Wor: Four, and Gotten Tie in Six Contests That Have Been Staged—Middies on Way for Game

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THE EVENING ST AR, WASHINGTO. D.- C., WEDNESPAY, 'DECEMBER - 26, 1923. SRORTS.. Anderson Quits Davis Cup Tennis Play :...

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2 * FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1923. FINANCIAL. o MARKET ADVANCES | ~EW,_Yomee

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FINA S BUSINESS HAS BOOM YEAR R lecords Prove Whole Nation! Is Prosperous — Huge Taxes Paid Government. BY J. C. ROYLE....

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Make the Most of a Bad Bargain Divorce Is Not Solution Problem—Forget Your Dreams and Put Things on a Business

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ABOVE SUSPICION By Robert Orr Chipperfield. Author of “The Second Bulles,” “Unseen Hands,” “The Trigger of Conscience,” Etc.

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FOR SALE-AUTOXOBILES. ned. "DOI_I.AR FOR DOLLAR” VALUES IN LATE MODEL LSED CARS. When huxmg a used car from a reliable...

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AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Ceor ed. AUCTION SALES. TEIS AFT) OON. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. TOMORROW. STEAMS

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32 TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS Granting the truth of the oft-heard claim that “peace would be universal