Evening Star dated January 24, 1924

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. WEATHER. X Rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight, temperature above freezing; increasing easterly winds,...

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2 * COOLIDGE TO VISIT NEW YORK FEB. 12 Will Attend Lincoin Day Ban- quet and Is Expected to Give Address. CONFERS WITH...

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- SPEAERSPCTIR FARER CAPTAL Tell Woman Civic “Boosters” of Passibilities for Wash- ington of Future. F Washington—more...

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rse L ] FIJl ISLANDS ACT LIKE THERMOSTAT Climate Regulates Self at Ideal Temperature Due to Pe- culiar Geography. WANT TO...

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. —— OBREGONTOGNEUP PURCHASE OF SHIPS| Sale of Former V. S. War-; ships, Now in Private Hands, | Believed Unethical. Although

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N ] property values. Injustice was done - e was set up, but the local authorities WPBHINGTON, D. C. had a perplexing problem.

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THE -EVENING - STAR, *WASHINGTON, Food Values for Friday and Saturday GOOD MEAT | FRESH SHOULDERS, Ib. . 10c IS CHEAP g...

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SOCIETY. | Soc iety The President and Mrs. Coolidge Hosts at Dinner Tonight for Members of the Supreme Court. HE President

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PROFIT OF FARMER s ONBREAD LOWEST Gets But 16 Per Cent as Against 86 for Baker and 22 for Retailer. HOUSEWIVES HEAR EXPERT

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10 WALSH BL WOULD L HP BRD Would Turn Merchant Fleet Over to Department of Commerce. The Tnited States would be away with and

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BAND AND SOLOISTS ! AT EASTERN TONIGHT Community Sing Program One of Most Elaborate of Season at Schools, OLD FAVORITES ARE

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12 ~ SHORE BOULEVARD | . PROPOSEDINBILL Maryland Points Would Be More Accessible to D. C. Motorists. &pecial Dispateh to The

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the ail ey 6 Constitution HOLDS TARIFF CUT VITAL AS LOWER TAX| Underwood, in Akron Speech, Says Masses Feel High-Rate Burden.

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T 14 MICHIGAN STATE BODY TO MARK 87TH YEAR | Banquet Saturday Night st City Club to Draw Hundrers of Wolverines. DENBY...

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INDIGESTION 1! UBA-SOUTHERN RESORTS ——— Through Tatns Soiy () Leave Washington as follows : t Tickets, at redaced fares, ¢,

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Capt. Herbert G. Sparrow, “United States Navy, commander of the U. 8. S. Tacoma, who diedsin the performance of his duties

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Py GUARDIANS BOARD TOPRESENT PLANS Proposals for Improvements to Be Written in Bill for <. “Action in Congress. MAY-USE...

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BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. Radio Station, (433 Meters). 5 p.m.—Live stock

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LEPROSY SCOURGE | BELIEVED CONQUERED Village in China One of World's | Outposts in Fight Against r Dreaded Disease. PREVAILS

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20 SHENANDOAH FLIGHT AIMS STIR CANADA Denby Accused of ‘Spread-Eagling’ in Statement New Lands Will Be Annexed. PRIOR CLAIM

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"'T¢ 1w—30| T 5 - ‘ Y. Fi B i ‘xdrlznsgr]r)«)uss 0. :Kg;:;:g:; 4 e v 4 g S ; Wi el & i ] \ Semw-Annual Clearance PRSI TR R B

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FAR-NORTH REINDEER | FLOURNOY T0 TALK SUBJECT OF STUDY ON “CITIZENSHIP” JEFFERSON SPIRIT HELD WORLD MODEL T—— n, J. Murie of

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REWARDS T0 POLICE BANNED BY BUTLER General Starts War on All Forms of Petty Graft in De- partment. | FORCE MUST WORK FREE...

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[ 24 A Real Bargain Children's. bed silk and wool hose, Marquisette length, with roll Two-toned brown, c“min.’ 31'38 and...

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ENOUGH HEAT “Electrolize” your heating plant and you'll have no difficulty keeping warm, even in zero weather—at minimum...

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L FINANCIAL. . ... 'THE 'EVENING STAR,” WASHINGTON D. °C, ;THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924._ j "FINANCIAL. STOCKS TAKE ON |...

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FINANCIAL, INPROVED BUILDING SERVICE DEMANDED Incompetent Contractors to Be Put Under Ban in Drive to Stop Delays. BY J. C.

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. *SPORTS " C. U.May Find Tartar in Maryland Five : High School Teams to Enter G. U. Games | STRUGGLE AT BROOKLAND SATURDAY

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o] . SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924, SPORTS. ——————————— = Pittsburgh Fans Hopeful of

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300 ATTEND ROTARY “LADIES’ NIGHT PARTY Annual Event Takes Fotm of Cab- aret Performance—Dancing Is Feature. BAND CONCERTS:

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N STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924. o g ) TR AR AR R R AR TR RIS R R R SRR A SR AR AU AR AR Z RS AR AR R A

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BY' MARY Edward VIf, when he was Prince f Wales, adopted the trick of carry- ‘& his handkerchief in his sleeve, ccause he and

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1924. IVELP AND SITUATIONS, 82" L0ST & FOUND. INSTRUCTION COURSES |

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r A DOGS, PETS, ETC. OWNERS—Don't fall to try Atlas i) aeinrea. T ATHERE after_4:30 Call XY 1200 Wisc. rouc- FUFFIES,...

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APARTMENTS, ETC. 'HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921. - REAL ESTATE., . 3 - e N T T —————————————

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. A TWO-STORY, B. m. for gar. to wide Seaton pl. 0.%. VINDOW BRICK: 0 AND PARK, MACOMB ST. NEAR...

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' AUCTIONS. ° THE EVENING STAR, WASHI 24, STEAMSHIPS. " FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALEHOUSES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES, ‘...