Evening Star dated January 16, 1924

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WEATHER. Rain this afterncon and tonight, posaibly changing to snow tomorrow morning; temperature above freezing tonight;...

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2 . _THE EVENING GLASSIE UPHOLDS TARIFF BODY RIGHT D. C. Member Shows Wife's Sugar Holdings No Re- flection on His Fairness.

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ARMORY ADOPTED Appropriation of 32,009,000 to Be Asked of Congress for Building Here. Following a discusston during which it

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Augustus Thomas Appeaj$ to Committee for Repeal"qf“g Theater Assessments.. * The House.ways .and medns qom- mittee continyed

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ST MARTIN'S DRIVE * REACHES $75,00 Contributions to $100,000 - Fund for Parish School Pour In—Rally Saturday. More than...

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THE :EVENING ST .msnmunhcm - WASHINGTON, D. C. “WEDNESDAY..Jpnuary 16, 1024 * THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor - The Evening Star

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v ORGARIZATION ACTIVITIES. - I TODAY: oard directors !’_rolectlve AIlocIllfl‘on"{vl}r:n:e‘{.";l:llls o'clock, in Epiphany...

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SOCIETY Societ President and Mrs. Coolidge Had as|a * White House Guest Over Night the ' American Envoy to Spain. HE...

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= Society (Continued from Eighth Page.) __ port was draped with brocades and batiks. The other small rooms were used for...

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EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, -D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924, ALLEN C. CLARK HEAD Senate . C. C. ghcfirun:n : rses OF...

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0 @ : s [0} P 77 ATK ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE Clean-Up of All Dining Room, Bedroom and Livigg;:Rogm Suites to Make Room for

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IN RICHMOND STREET Trolley Wires Felled, Truck Smashed and Crowds Are Given Thrill. Special Disputch to The Star. RICHMOND,

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- DECLARESINTENT OF LAWVIOLATED Auditing Clerk -Chairman Says Men Doing Similar Work Are Put in3 Ratings. Protesting that the

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Michigan Senator’s- Own In- vestments Cited as Surtax Cut Argument. Replying to Senator Couzens, re- publican, of Michigan,

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— D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924 . KANSAS ARBITRAT'ON |m"‘m":m'_l-x::‘“: ;:: Camden, N. I Ghiet of Polks Tatem | yETS...

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. George E. (“Tex”) Rickard, famous as a promoter.of sporting eve whe is in Washington to” attend the sessions of the...

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- PRINCELY SALARIE LURE U. 5. EXPERTS Government Departments Constantly Denuded of Trained Employes. DOZENS MORE WILL GO...

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18 FRANCE MOVES TO _ | s T B U. S. ARMY COST PACT — ARRIVE AT BALBOA | ¥=2: -fi%‘m:: s — skl nind i o e 2236 et sseidont...

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CRAZED MURDERER ,~ DISARMED BY GIRL {xocks Gun From Hands of Miner i After He Had Slain Wife and 1 ‘Wounded Another. )...

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26 TAKEN IN DRUG : 3 THE EVENING. BT& WASEINGTON! D. 0! WEDNESDAY! JANUARY ,16! 1924, DELEGATES GIVEN COMMITEE POSS...

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= THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,.D. O, WED\NESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924. ‘THOOLPANTIE DOWTEDTOSIRNE Likeness of Pope Leo Xl and

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o .- THE EVENING ETAR, WASHINGION, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924 WOMEN DEMGCRATS |Butler ~Carries RADIO T0 BHOADCAST...

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G. 0. P. TARIFF LAW ASSAILED BY WALSH Massachusetts Senator Says Ford- ney-McCumber Act Benefits Only Big Business. SEES...

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RUM RUNNING END SEENBY MELLON Asks Stronger Coast Guard, Opposing Transfer From Treasury Department. Secretary Mellon...

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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924. Cobb, Ruth y, Anne Morrison, | New York. “The Marionette,Man”

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{5 26 Al AMUSEMENTS! ¢Continued from Twenty-fifth Page.) Cruze's Paramount production, with Ticodore Roberts, Helen Jerome

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Sehec}ulg of' W irelesq News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. . NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (435 Meters). 10:05...

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. FINANCIAL. { THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924. OIL SHARES JUMP INSTOCK MARKET Sinclair’s...

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FINANCIAL, d LUMBER AND STEEL| [~NEW voRK cuRe maRKET ALREADY IN JAPAN Heavy U. S. Shipments Wil Be Great Help Following...

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S5 Lafayette Baskete PORTS. TACKLE C. U. TOMORROW . AND GEORGETOWN FRIDAY Ea,s:bnians“Were Trounced by District Fives Last

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SPORTS MAGNATES MUST PAY OUT ALMOST $1,000,000 YEARLY Board and Lodging for Players Doing Preliminary Work in South and Sums

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CHINA CODES OF LAW THEME OF ADDRESS Miss Viola Smith Outlines Methods of Conducting Trials in Shanghai. TALKS T0 WOMAN...

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PLAN GREAT STATUE Fifty-Eighth Bone FROM HUMAN ASHES Buddhists Propose to Mold Shrine of Guatama Out of Tragic Remains....

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woM Wide Fur Band AN’S PAGE Edges Hem Line BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. Was fur first used for adornmept or protection? This Is a...

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By William S. Hart A Story Filled With Romance and Adventure Copyright, 1923, by Thomas Y. Crowell Co. SYNOPSIS, In...

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v " 36 AUTOMOBILES, ETC. "THE EVENING FOR SAI.E-—HISCEU-ANEOW | REG’LAR FELLERS—The Headless Wonder. Continved. OVERCOAT,...

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APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924 REAL ESTATE. "mng}_z;{gmsm KEEPING UP WITH

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o ] N REAL ESTATE. SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY Continued. 1L Y e = e TAKOMA PARKHOMES. New Listings—Several Hargains vod selection

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"AUCTIONS, STEAMSHIPS, FOR SALE—HOQUSES. l FOR SALE.-HOUSES, AUCTION SALES oTioN satzs. = STEAMEHIFS NEGROES VACATING...

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10 E E I\G THE 7 TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924, TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS Well,