Evening Star dated February 15, 1924

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) WEATHER. Yair and colder tonight, lowest tem- perature about 26; tomorrow, invreasing cloudiness and_colder, probably...

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2 bl & W, U DRIVE NETS TOTAL OF $3%9580 $16,853 Is Reported as Re- sult of Day’s Work at Lunch at Willard Hotel. VAN VLECK

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Gas Range Sale Prices Cut 20% During Month of FEBRUARY All Gas Ranges, regardless of,size and type, carry the same discount

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COOLIDGE RECALLS WAVE OF STRAWN :Leaves Pomerene for Con- firmatjon After Senate Shows Oppositiog. .The nomination of Silag

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THE EVENING WILL CARRY WATER . FIGHT TO CONGRESS “The Forge,” “The Sandman” and Writes Thomas T. Luckett, 127 10th |...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sundsy Morning Editi GTON, D. C. WASHIN FRIDAY... February 15, 1824 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor ¥he

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a0 G & 100)=09 ~24 EXTRA! Tth O} NAX/ EXTRA!! EXTRA!! Women’s $2.25 to $3.50 Van Raalte and K— SILK HOSE .39 All Sizes SLIGH

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SOCIETY. Soaiets Ime. Hanihara, Wife of the Japanese Ambassador, Sailing Today From Pacific Coast for Japan. HANIHARA, wife

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Society fternoon. There was a tasteful decoration of red rose and lilies. Miss Buckey and Miss Lepley presided at the tea...

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10 M’ADGO INVOLVED "IN IOWA SQUABBLE Democratic Faction Charges His Supporten Use Name to Veil Merednh Boom. By (e Assoviared

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_ Father and Son Fight on Meeting After 12 Years, Boy Had Changed So Much/|.."58 $i5bmn st e S| osaio S b 1o S o it e e DS s

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12 y .; .OLDS TACOMA WRECK NOT DUE TO NEGLECT Iaquiry Board Finds Cruiser Cap- tain and Radio Men Died in Performing Duty.

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_ RTCHE RESTORES | SCADOLFUNDCUT Compromise Reached After Governor Was Flooded With Protests. Special Dispated to The Star.

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THE ‘EVENING STXE, ‘WASHINGTOX, D. ©, FRIDXY, FEBRUARY 15, 191, ~ Toodward & Lothrop New Coats and Hats Coats of fleecy, soft

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LAYS FARM WOES " T0 GOVERNMENT Senator Hiram Johnson Says Rem- edy in Part Must Come From ° * Washington. By the Associated

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BUDDING LAWYERS OF MASSACHUSETTS CALL ON THE PRESIDENT. The Massachusetts Law Tlub of Georgetown University, made up . . of

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EASTERN STUDENT WINS THIRD PRIZE Mary E. Beach Picks London News Story in Competition Held by The Star. CLOSE TO FIRST PLACE