Evening Star dated February 2, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair tonight, with lowest tempera- ture about freezing; tomorrow most- 1y cloudy, with moderate temperature....

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STRESS FRIENDSHIP ATPILGRIM DINNER! Britons Honor Kellogg, ‘Who| Voices Good Will of U. S. _Nation. By the Associated Press.

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| SWOMENSBILLS Méryland LegislatorsAgainst | Wife Charging Husbaild for Services. ' Special Dispateh to The Star. ANNAPOLIS,

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VET BUREAL “RNG” § CHARCED BY ODDE Senator Says Best Results Are Prevented and De- mands Ciean-Up. GEN. HINES GIVEN PRAISE

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* 0.C.OFFICALS DY BLANE FOR ALLEYS Declare Lack of Funds and Law Limitations Prevent Ending of Conditions. District...

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THE. EVENING . STAR, . WAsm'GTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY-’2, 1924. THE EVENING ST AR term, is very small. The ivams; sort ,

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« Ed SOCIETY. " STONELEIGH COURT Cannecticnt Ave, Cormer L St. Waslingtoa's most exclusive apartments. Avaiiable for lease, u

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WKLY STUDENT . NS STARPREE Richard D. Nevius Fourth in * “Best News Story” Competition. CHOSE COOLIDGE APPEAL Considered...

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'BY RADIO TODAY : ‘Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. 2 LOCAL STATIONS. NAA=Naval Radio Statios, Va. (435 Meters),

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10 OIL INQURY HERE ' SLOWSUPMARKET Railroad Shares, However, * Are Active and Higher in - Two-Hour Session. By the Associated

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v ‘STEADY ADVANEE ¢ INOILINDUSTRY ; Output Cause: Much Bet- B ter-Feeling:- BY J. C, ROYLE, Special Dispatel to The Star. \

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1094° ADMIRAL GRAYSON INTERVIEWED BY NEWSPAPER MEN. As he left the

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REAL ESTATE Business in New England Declared Sound by Babson Water Power Expansion Sure to Mean Greater Development—W orkers

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s o HOVES ENFANCED BY REFRIGERATORS 20th Century Living Ad- vanced Greatly by Modern Cooling Plants. . ! Tn thousands of...

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REAL -ESTATE. BUILDING TRADES INSIST ON RAISE Plasterers. in Baltimore De- |} : mand $14 Daily, With Five Days a Week. ;...

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DATATOFOREGAST FARM VALUES AIM Importance Emphasized by Present Economic Distress, 1 Dr. Ely Points Out. Possinbly that data

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The Magnificent Adventure| A Stirring Story of the Northwest. BY EMERSON HOUGH. - (Copyright, 1923, by CHARACTERS IN THE...

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“ 18 SPORTS. / mericans Fail in UNABLE TO SCORE POINT IN 18-KILOMETER RACE ; \ Norway-and Finland Take All Six Places, Haug

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-+ RENTBOARDISSUE - STILL UNDECIDED President Has Under Advise- ment Proposed Extension of Commission Service. President...

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PLANS NATION-WIDE “CHRIST CRUSADE” Program of Universalist Church to Open in Wash- ington February 10. The nationkl...

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K ' ASK TEN MILLIONS . AS PENSION FUND Southern Methodists Launch Drive in Every Church of Denomination. a ST. LOUIS, Mo.,

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 1186 14t st. p.w.. Joll's Newsitard. Iith and P, Day Pharmacs.

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rontinped. CHANDLER touring, 1921: uh i runs Tike CHANDLER tonting, 1031: | T 'or O mpaay. 13I5 Iflh IL OD'D i R ndRYs...

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APARTMENTS,ETC. " APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. . Continmed. ROOMS AND BATH. HOU: EEPING, ALL Street frontage: first-class...

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REAL "ESTATE. 1 SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY Coatinued. CORNER STORE, with two arariments ~mear Central School; apartments rented.

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,REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. FOR SALE—HOUSES. __Continued. gx BEST TUY 1N GEORGETOW ‘This home fs a ¥esl little

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AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. "Tmn A WESCHLER, NOTICES AUCTION SALES.. FUTURE DAYS. AT TIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Valuable...

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DR. SIMON FETED ON ANNIVERSARY Ct;mp!etes Twenty Years as Rabbi of Washington Hebrew Congregation. TALKS and TALES With and