Evening Star dated January 18, 1924

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WEATHER. temperature cloudy, Fair tonight, freezing; tomorrow moderate temperature. Temperature for twenty: ended at 2 p.m.

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* PROPAGANDA PROBE BY SENATE 10 OPEN Bok Peace Plan Inquiry to Start Monday—Mellon Pro- gram May Follow. A sweeping...

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Cooking Is the 8th Art A in France —Yet the great number of meals that big Americar Ho- tels are able to turn out-was a...

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Skeptical Officers” Doubts Removed by Remarkably Successful Flight in Storm. FACED DISASTER ONCE Ship Dropped to Six Feet of

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. 'SOCIETY T0 HONOR MEMORY OF R. E. LEE Ceremony at His Statue in Capi- tol Tomorrow, Celebrating Chief- tain's Birth...

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" THE EVENING STAR wnhsl;lnkynmgmu WASHINGTON, D. C. /. FRIDAY. ... ..Jofuary 18, 1024 5 THEODORE W. NUYES.. . . Editor The

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“Ingrains! — of finest silk, with every thread of a smooth, even texture. They are beautiful —an d lasting. We carry only...

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8 " SOCIETY. oociety President and Mrs. Coolidge Dined Last k F ) HE President and Mrs Cool- idge were the guests In whose

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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS CONVENE INFORMALLY ‘Party Delegates to Pick Candi- dates to Recommend to Voters in State Races. SELECTIONS

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g - : THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTO' "‘SEEK 50-YEAR LEASE | SUBURBAN HEIGHTS—Ash Can Day. D. 0, -FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924.

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D. €., FRIDAY, ~JANUAB? 18, »19‘24~ I T -EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, SOVIET COURT LENIENT TOWARD EX-OFFICFALS Two ram9r...

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VIRGINIA HOMICIDES TOTAL 202 IN YEAR Seventy-Five Suicides and 110 Ac- cidental Deaths Are Reported for 1922. { TWO ARE...

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MAJ. KERR NEW HEAD LOGAL TYPOTHETAE HONOR FRANKLIN “Patron Saint’s” hirthday Observed With Dinner and Dance at City Club. The

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"4 , JOHNSON ASSAILS . G. 0. P. AT DETROIT Tax Plan, Arms Sale to Mexico, ‘World Court, No Bonus Are Hit. imm:s SOLDIER ...

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3 WORLD WATCHING | 1S, SAYS Rl]XASi Filipino Says Other Nations Will Be Guided by Our Island Policy. Addressing the student

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/% AN OLD STYLE 1S REVIVED. Pantelettes are coming back. In fact, 'WOMAN VOTERS MAKE PLANS FOR BUFFALO CONVENTION. Executive

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ROW ON JAPANES IS NEAR CLIMAX Regarded as Certain to Cause Diplomatic Tension Between Countries. A BILL TO BAR ORIENTALS...

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. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 1924 18 A REGIMENT OFFICERS |5t *2ioret 22 s "o "o | oo™ 7 ey,...

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~ THE EVENING ‘STAR, WABHINGTON COAL PRODUCTION' PHASES DISCUSSED Trumtmn, Costrand Profit of Mm and Anthracite - Analyzed. ©

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924 - : i NERVES FROM HEAHT SOUTHERN MARYLAND BAR | FREE DENTAL...

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gas poisons system. “Jaques’ Cap- sules relieve this distress- ing condition quickly. Brealk up ;::cfiSflmuhte the digestive

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THE - EVEmL% \ WASHINGTON, - " KSKS PUBLIC STUDY| eF=VeiZ i sos i FoR ARLINGTON |AMUSEMENTS - MELLONTAX BILL nounces Partisan

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WET ISLE OWNERS PREPARE FOR RUSH Bimini, Once _CIosedlBecause Wet Hordes Stayed Home, Under Way Again. BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

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PLEA OF DIRECTORS . FOR TRAVELERS’ A!D Association in Need of Funds for Its Work at Union Station. T0 MAKE ANNUAL APPEAL...

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'THE BEST—OUR CONSTANT AIM With the Yardstick of VALUE to Point the Way to Old-Time, Open- Handed Sincerity.and Greater...

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. g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924. . -, —— 'LEAGUE CALLS DRUG | FALL SEMESTER ENDS. |SLAY LAO

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. INTRODUCES 11 BILLS |Lost Mail Car Blame . TOCUT LIVING COSTS|, Traced to Canadaby U. S. Postal Officials. New York...

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INTEREST CENTERS IN LEHIGH VALLEY Market Trend Is Greatly Confused—Baldwin Freely Sold During Year. BY STUART P. WEST. i to

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PROGRAM FOR 1924 $28,960,000 Outlay in bne City Alone—Great Power Strides Assured. BY J. C. ROYLE, Special Dispatch to The

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i i I i ! | Latayette, too, SPORTS. G.U.-G.W. Court Series Opens Tomorrow : Haughton to Remain Columbia Coach HATCHETITE...

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S PORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JAN UARY 18, 1924. SPOR TS. & Maranville Would Bolster Detroit Club : sn

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LEGION POST HERE OPPOSED T0 BONUS Granted -Permission to Make Pub- lic-Resolution Condemning Fight for “Reward.” CALLS POLICY

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| A Silk Hosiery Sale That Will Startle the City! Thousands of Pairs of Women’s Full-Fashioned at $1.29 a pair. their needs

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Schedute of LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Eadio Station, Radie, Va. (435 Meters). 10:05 p.m.—Weather bureau Teport. Early Program

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— THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C.. TRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924. PLAN TOAVOID LOSS | & @28 %8 ® SO GG0OOGGRGLOGGGBLBHHLE GG

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FEATURES,’ " | Adventures of the Fedwell Family His Rbmc" First The Children Learn While On ?y WIN How to Order - Food a...

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‘ ’ —' o T3 ; " LOST & FOUND. HELP—FEMALE. STTUATIONS_MAUE, | WANTED MINCEILAREOUS. he L f Fl . U N ¥ PRIV PRELOR OPERATOE S

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AUTOMOBILES, -ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I REG’LAR FELLERS—His Long Lost Parents. Continued....

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REAL ESTATE 1N Wrr—wmm—x rooms, kitchenet! oot jiishenatie, bath; gus, eiéc. foratened; }:m! OLIFTON rontroor deairable I:‘

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVEN;N_G_ _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1924. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—LOTS. | IN RABBITBORO—Dad

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REAL ESTATE. THE e e FOR SALE—HOUSES. 1 FOR SALE—HOUSES. Costinued. Continued, H. R. HOWENSTEIN COMPANY, 1311 H Street...

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TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS For fear republican sympathizers might have fels 2 bit peeved at being...