Evening Star dated January 15, 1924

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WEATHER. Cloudy and warmcr tonight; temper- sture siightly Selow Trecaing: tomerzow &nd warmer, with-ain. Temperature for...

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FORCED30-YEAR RETIREMENT ASKED Witnesses Tell of Tragic Ex- periences With Veteran Federal Employes. The retirement of a...

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DON MARQUIS BegmnmgTheOH Soak’s History of the World. GEORGE RDE Rn editorial in/| humor: They Call Them - Specialists....

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"4 MANY BARS BUTLER ,PLANS FOR “BATTLE OF PANAMA” \EXPLAINED BY WEEKS OVER RADIO Gemeral Warns Policemen to Abideicoml'nx...

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—— “MOBIIZE GERMAN FINANCES"DAWES Question Should Be Tackled Before Budget, He Declares. i he Associated Press, _PARIS,...

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THE 'EVENING - STAR "-With Sundsy Morning Editica, I WASHINGTON, D €. TUESDAY, January 15, 192 THEQDOEE W, NOYES.. .. Editor

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Paint Perfection —is most nearly attained in “Murco” Liquid Paint No matter where you use it it will give consistantly gpod

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'8 5o SOCIETY. ciety Mrs. Coolidge Attends Senate Women’s York Symphony Concert This Afternoon. . Lunch and New RS. COOLIDGE

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\] THE EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1924, PRESBYTERY REPORT I“‘—‘——‘| e |13 13, Alinte i ang Mow...

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L - 10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 1924. .CARTER TELLSOFGREATSAVING...

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THE EVENING.: STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, -1924. — e ——— e...

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=12 NEW FALLS CHURCH i CHARTER APPROVED ;Leady to Be Placed Before Vir- ginia Assembly for Enact- ment Into Law. AMENDED...

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COAL DEALERS MOVE AGAIN-ON.U. S. YARDS Ak ‘l@ ofMines for More' Data-on Cost of Handling ° l Fuel, PETITION WAS REFUSED ONCE

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14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 1924 ACCUSED MAN’S SON {RUDOLPH AND BELL | THREE FOR GOVERNOR...

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* MRS. KILEN RESCUED FROM CHINA BANDITS Maj. John Magruder, U. . At tache, Makes Trip Into Outlaw- Infested Region. G STREET

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Gloria Caruso, daughter of the late tenor, Enrico Caruso, at Palm Beach. Gloria®s mother is now the : wife of Capt. Ernest

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" HUNDREDS REPLY TORED CROSS CALL Postponed Membership Cam- paign on to Raise $55,000 ..o Complete Quota. MANY BOOTHS...

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WARNS DAY LEAGD | TO WORK AT POLLS lepmentntms Temple Declares| Free Uniforms and “Days OR” Rern Harry i Present Congress...

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v COUNCIL DISCUSSES Social Agencies Body Is Address- ed by Miss Clara Noyes of Red Cross. HOPKINS PHYSICIAN SPEAKS i Dr....

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WANTS D. C. HEADS | GIV;N MORE POWER Burton Says Congress Wastes Time With Petty Details of City Government. OPPOSES TWO-DAY

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SUBWAYS ARE URGED 'ROOSEVELT ACADEMY UNDER B. & 0. TRACKS | MOVES NEAR DISTRICT ——m Takoma Park Citizens’ Association |...

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~ MME. LEBLANC FLESCH VIOLIN SINGS CHARNS IN RECITAL| UNDER ARTIST'S BOW French Actress Presents Vnudlsnunne Keener Gives...

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., GBI LIOLY GUOO GGG B ~ Spring’s Newness ! THE EVENING STAR, WASHENGTON, D. New Dresses for Januuary the Springtime $25...

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Tge . . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, S. KANN Sons Co. Telephone Main 7200 A ST . SIGNAL CORPS HEARS MOBILIZING PLANS |

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* CHURCH DRIVE NETS |MOST FARMERS BANKRUPT 'TAX UNIT TO REFUSE |MERGER OF TRACTION $69,391 IN 3 DAYS CGampaign to Secure...

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- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 1924 ! Seventh at F _ The Hecht Co. l Seventh at F _ The Hecht Co.

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quickl medici give es in give prompt relief. y effective Mwn:?uuon. gas, wneu. huhgh. sour stomach o et 2SI 3 l\l’p ly 60...

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8 FINANCIAL G_STAR, WASHINGTO 'UESDAY; JANUARY 15, 1924 FINANCIAL, MOVES ARE MIXED IRREGULARTREND | on mew YoRK —=—————1...

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. . FINANCIAL FRANC'S COLLAPSE { VIEWED CALMLY U. 8. Business Men lxpm to Con- tinue Selling Many Baw Ma- . terials to...

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HATCHETITES BROOKLAND Downtowners Will Use Same Players Who Opposed Maryland—Kinally Is Lost to Georgetown Track Team for a

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—e == SPIORTS. Cleveland Has Array of Might S OF 1924 MAY SET INDIAN TEAM RECORD FOR HITTING With George Burns. Added to...

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LR W CIVITANS TO SECURE GARDENS FOR BOYS Will Seek to Give Country Recrea- tion to Wards of Protective Society. BENNING SITE

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< N = # . . TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 194 Following up a most.vs’ucc'essful sale by a splendid ‘Vpurchas-e' THE EVENING STAR,...

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CAREW REPLIES HOTLY |FARMERS INDORSE FORD |STATES FIGHT BOOM TO TAX ‘PROPAGANDA’| BIP FOR MUSCLE SHOALS| gF RECLAIMED LANDS

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, JANUARY ‘15, 1924, 9 to 10 p.m.—Muslcal programn. WDAF—Kansas City (311 Meters).

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COUNT AND BRIDE WIN FORGIVENESS Col. and Mrs. Rogers Agree to Reoonciliation, Is An- nouncement. By the Associated Pt NEW...

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G_STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, ‘1924 = 3. 5 = = &) = Surplus Lots and Seconds of Shirts Sold at $1.25 to...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Smart Styleé in Boudoir Slippers BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. Bvening slippers must follow a cer- tain degree of...

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The Light By William S. Hart A Story Filled With Romance and Adventure Copyright, 1928, by Thomas Y. Crowell Co. ot e voren I

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\ 40 MISCELLANEOUS. - ~~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 1924 AUTOMOBILES, ETC. —_—— e FOR...

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ROOMS, RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. Continued. ETC. ROOMS AND BOARD Continved. ke 25 4th—2 nicely furnishad rooms, close o d_car...

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REAE ESTATE. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOT FIONTING W0 FERT 0N 108 depth of 130 feet. Trice, $ Box 115X, Star_office. g | INRABBITBORO

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. N Centinued. . Near 14th and Shepherd N.W. Immediate Possession. R large rooms, tiled bath: attic: oak...

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41 TALKS and TALES . With and 4bout CAPITAL’S GUESTS ut of ever section | e to hold @ pow-wow, | econvention Pow-wow And to