Evening Star dated January 9, 1924

Page 1

; 3 WEATHER. ; ¥air tonight, with temperature above freezing; tomorrow increasing cioudiness, followed by rain. Tem- perature

Page 2

URGES LONG POLICY, IN TRANSPORTATION Hoover Lists Ten Points for U. S. Program in Confer- ence Speech. Formulation of...

Page 3

DEALERS HERE PLAN :WASHINGTON STUDY |SENATE COMMITTEE BIG RADIO EXHIB?T' TO HEAR DR. BUTLER| APPROVES RENT BODY Tatest...

Page 4

NEW LIQUOR PROBE DEVELOPS PUZZLES Which of Parties for Promi- nent Individuals Were “Wet,” Now Mystery. Puzzles eropped up in

Page 5

'rom Yesjerduy's 5:30 Fditlon of The Star. WCORMICK ATTACKS BOK PLAN AND ROOT Prize Awarded by “Packed Jury,” Illinois...

Page 6

THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. - WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. ..January 9, 1924 ‘THEODORE W. NOYES. ,..Editor

Page 7

,000 Life lnm_n:lc|efor$4630:SHOOTlNG NOT TO COST St oo il SSE FILM ACRESSES? JOBS Los Angeles Producers Say Edna Purviance

Page 8

N SOCIETY ¢ DNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1924. SOCIETY. blosso: eaching th £ the ¥ o 1 H . | patrie wiin, 09, George Weshington Uai.

Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1924’ = - e = ' URY BUREAU UNBER‘ t : Joted the abandonment of the

Page 10

10 —_— e e ASKS POSTPONEMENT ICh«mse- in Stations of l Army and Navy Officers WADOO BITTERLY ASSAILS MELLON For‘mer...

Page 11

7 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1924, GREENWOOD URGES FREE SCHOOL BOARD Flays Scheme to Have...

Page 12

2 = SWEEPING DENIL MADE BY NAYFELD Senator Files Answer in Probe of Texas Election Charges. allega- his op- an- denial of all

Page 13

2 WASHINGTON PACTS DELAYED BY FRANCE Eyes Askance Open Door in China and Limitation of Sub- marine Warfare. HESITATES TO TIE

Page 14

D. C."HEADS INDORSED FOR ANOTHER TERM Barry Farm Residents Urge Reap- pointment of Rudolph and Oyster. ASK LINCOLN DAY...

Page 15

FAVOR BILL RAISING PENSIONS $60,000,000 Senate Committee Members Unanimous for Bursum Measure, SOME CHANGES ‘Would Increase

Page 16

RAISING ITS CHILDREN HELD NATION’S NEED Magnus Johnson - Makes Plea for Schools in Park View Address. FAVORS D. C. SUFFRAGE

Page 17

ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS. across from the White House, President of the United States. A REAL “DE ! [ taking

Page 18

8 THE EVENING STAR WASHINGT()N D €., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1924 ‘ ‘Attention,” which also has its musical [ nesday night, Ji

Page 19

WOMAN SLAYERS SCORED BY JUDGE Ceorgian Declares No Considera- tion Should Be Shown Be- cause of Sex. WOULD ALTER JURY VOTE

Page 20

12-MILE RUM PACT FACING NEW FIGHT Delay by Dominions in Re- turning Draft May Throw It Into New Parliament. much de- rn by

Page 21

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

Page 22

22 SINGLE DIRECTCR FOR FLEET URGED Edge Says Seven Men Cannot Con- trol Any Business With Efficiency. AGAINST U, S. POLICY

Page 23

. that was playing in New York. Th 0 p.m. Saturday ht, January 3 TSP e g T — A\ ! Jrus broadeast tr I poopThe list prevured

Page 24

SCHWAB WOULD CUT AUTO SELLING COSTS Display Warehouse Consolidation | One of Biggest Problems De- manding Action Forty per }

Page 25

FINANCIAL. SPECIALTY SHARES FEATURE MARKET Wall Street Buying Spreads to Typewriter, Zinc and Ship- ping Stogks. TIRES ARE

Page 26

26 °F BITTER FIGHT NEAR OVER CANADIAN OIL Hudson Bay Company Aroused by Law Passed in Alberta on Ex- ploiting Rights. BIG...

Page 27

C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1924, 'FINANCIAL. CONSOLIDATED R()E{P&“ OF CONDITION e RIGGS NATIONAL BANK At Washington, in the...

Page 28

SPORTS. A~ 'SCORING ABILITY LACKING IN KENDALL GREEN QUINT Coach Hughes Striving to Improve Aim of Usually Dependable...

Page 29

S R ASSOCIATION PORTS. ¢ AND COAST LEAGUE FEEL BENEFITS Clubs of Both Wheels Have Disposed of Stars to Majors at Lucrative P

Page 30

PLANS TO COMPLETE THRIFT PROGRAM General Committee to Consider Details Proposed, But Not Perfected. WORK FOR COLORED PEOPLE

Page 31

s - Woociward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store A Great Speéial Selling Event éegins Tomorrow Crisp New Apron Frocks Shop Early...

Page 32

Sleeveless Coat of Gown Material BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. French designers have been playing ‘Wwith the idea of the sleeveless

Page 33

HELP AND SITUATIONS. LOST & FOUND. SEE PAGE 7. HELP MALE R wiail ORIGINAL rocommerdations Aing tor_employment. _Uss COPIES.

Page 34

FOR SALHU‘I'OHOBII.ES rt‘illb COUPR, ':s'.mn run Te (e h}.‘m miles; ter, 3 ljeo; sosedometar. da :n P 'fla" u Ilb&ll Motor...

Page 35

—BEAUTIFUL_§ ROOMS 20¢ bath apartment averlooking Rock Creek Tat, ‘§50 por month to family without for_information call Col.

Page 36

FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. $Y OWNER_DBAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME of 5 well arranged rooms Suiltda...

Page 37

' AU FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. A REAL HOME. 1 can_offer you wn opportunity fhat is weldom obtainable today. A beautiful...

Page 38

TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. TALKS md TALES dae e R e B !w‘nz:m. _cRANDALL With and About ml-ofl '-—‘;v;:n Barrymore, in “ ‘lm- . 9 I