Evening Star dated December 29, 1923

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WEATHER. Falr tonight; lowest temperature near freezing. Tomorrow unsettled and slightly warmer; probably rain. Temperature

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2 - , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. d, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1923. SOCIOLOGISTSEND CONVENTION HERE Final Session Devoted

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DONORS NCREASE GFPORTUNTY FUND Nq,.klo Closed, Leaving Six Chances, Balance Needed Being $1,893.14. Thanks to the generous

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(OOLIDGE TACKLES SHP BOARDISSLE . Successor to Farley and Questions of Policy Before President Today. President Coolidge has

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PROPOSES WORLD TRADE LANGUAGE Science Delegate Favors Use of Simplified Form of English. Ty the Associated Press. CINCINNATI,

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6 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. . SATURDAY...December 20, 1083 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor

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SOCIETY. Socie Secretary and Mrs. Wallace Have Their Son, Mr. Henry A. Wallace of Iowa, as a House Guest. HE Secretary of...

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8 JORNSON FAVORS ADTOD.C.SEHO0LS Minnesota Senator Scores Hit by Advocating Liberal Appropriations. Favoring liberal...

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BADMONEY FLO - WESTERN STA Secret Service Men Gather in i Chicago to Find Counter- feitering Plant. 3y the Associated Press.

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" 10 'EDIFICE PLANNED FOR CHEVY. CHASE Wesley M. E. Church to Erect $200,000 Structure, Be- ginning in Spring. The Wesley...

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CHURCHMAN PLAN BUSINESS SESSION Evar_lgelistic Institute, Dis- ciples of Christ, to Meet 7" Here Wednesday. The regional...

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PASSION PLAYERS ARE GUESTS OF THE U. S. NAVY ‘'FOR A DAY. Capt. R. R. Belknap of the U. S. S. Colorado, was the host, his...

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REAL ESTATE. Babson Sure Keen Business Men Will Make Good Profits in 1924 Movements in “Central Zone” With ‘0 Big...

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14— REAL TAX DSTRBUTION | DECLARED UNFAR Exempt Securities and Eva- sion of Personal Property “Assessment Cited. What effect

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REAL AB ank By Robert Orr Author of “The Second Bullez” “Unsean Hands,” “The Trigger of Conscience,” Etc. Copyright, 1623, by

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16 STOCKS HOLD WELL | "IN BRIEF SESSION Tax Selling_and Taking of ! Profits Are Factors in ...~ Wall Street. B the Associated

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FINANCIAL, ‘—r—————_——— L MEN WATCHNG| " CALIFRNIA FLOW " Outiook for 1924 Depends Largely on Conditions in Far-Western...

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18 S o PORTS. ARIOUS PHASES OF GRID SPORT TO BE DISCUSSED Collegiate Association at f Its Final Session Scores | A. A. U. for

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HELP AND SITUATIONS.” Star “Want Ad” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, HELP--DOMESTIC. Cont Branch Offices...

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201 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. , nued. A'F I‘\\ BARGAINS. Six Studebuker. Runs and new. Priced rlght; al .. fow months old: one

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APARTMENTS,ETC. F i Al ., O, B y. foi REAL ESTATE. B i APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. | APARTMENTS—ONFURNISHED. Continued. 1Y...

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22 REAL ESTATE. TH E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDA e e e e —————r s oot e b it e e e s D e e e B BEL A Tanas and

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AUCTIONS, AUCTION SALES. FUTUDE DA VS, AUCTION SALES, | ::’S_Q- N.E,, includ’ng the bu: @8 practically = partnership have...

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TALKS and TALES - With and 4bout CAPITAL’S GUESTS Hearken, mothers! Especlally those of you who' fret, fume, get nervous and