Evening Star dated March 1, 1924

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WEATHER. ¢ cloudy tonight o change in temp est tempe Hi and tonior- rature; low- four hours ighest, 47, at 30 pan. 29,159, t

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BALLOU APPEALS - FORTEACHERS BILL Stresses Need for Higher | ! Pay Before House Sub- | commilttee on Measure. k3 ININE...

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| The True Story of Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. CHAPTER VI Jow Vir. Wilson's ideas of personal responsibility in party

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4 * Wiil Inquire Into Standard Oil Rights to Section of Cal- ifornia Reserve. President Coolidge, within a very short time,

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SLATES IN OHIO RACE Formally Pitted Against E: Other as Former Enters Candi- dates Just Under Time Limit. LABOR VOTE SPLIT

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition, WASHINGTON, D. C. THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor The Evening Star Newspaper...

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SOCIETY. DESIGNING DRESSMAKING S MILLINERY SCHOOL Make your own Garments snd Huts Ask for Booklet IROF 4 St, N.W LIVINGSTON

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THY EVENING - L |WOMAN ACCOSTS JUROR; Mog:;sREADlNBIYERSEBN"ATE NEW TRIAL WILL BE HELD Jury Discharged Because of Criti- cism

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924. BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless N LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval

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A Stirring Story gnificent Adventure ' of the Northwest. BY EMERSON HOUGH. (Copyright, 1983, by tinued from Ye s(r‘»ril‘ of

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COLLEGE RELIIOUS ‘DELEGATES MEET Will Discuss Plans to Further Work of Church Among Students. Deiceates from twelve coileges

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MASS T0 BE SA EASTER N CRYPT National Shrine of Immacu- late Conception to Be Scene. of First Ceremony. FE BISHOP THOMAS J.

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MINISTER IN NEW PULPIT TOMORROW - . Rev. A. A McCaIIum to Be- gin Duties at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Here. REV. A, itev.

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T4 SOUTHERN RAILWAY, GOES STILL HIGHER Good Buying in Other Stocks Also Reported—Rubber Shares Turn Weak. ®r the Associated

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FINANCIAL, WEW FARM CREDIT 1S IN EFFECT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, FINANCIAL, NEW YORK CURB MARKET...

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BRITISH AMBASSADOR IN W. new representative of Great Brita at the embassy SECRETARY KEEPS PET IN HIS OFFICE. which was pre

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_setter Marketing Methods Are ~ West’s Big Need, Says Babson | Least Possible Borrowing Is Also Urged. l Industries Are...

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18 * ' REAL ESTATE. iTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924 5 REAH“RS SU”BHI COOLIDGE PETITIONS e b g e "L ot delegates and...

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REAL ESTATE. HE EV . D. SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924. REAL ESTATE. 19 . U. S' SHIP sALE NOTICE lherefm:ex,"lmvs no alternative but

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REAL ESTATE. 2 Figures Based on Averages )EEK"] I'ENGTH[N Show Gain for Home Owner are wondering whether it Is cheaper | A

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REAL (—— 12 SALES REPORTED TOTALING $140,000 I Boss & Phelps Announce Tmns«! actions Recently Ac- complished. | —— i Sales

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elcome Surprises From U. S. |MINEWAR STORY y Labor Are Expected by Soviet| TOLD BY GOVERNOR o West Virginia Executive Testifi

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Most of Tampa Squad Ready for ONLY THREE OF PLAYERS | ARE ON THE AILING LIST T Gagnon and Brogan Have Sore Arms and Rich-...

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1 24 HELP AND SITUATIONS.” THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, MARCH 924. MISCEEElfiEOUS. Star “Want Ad” MUTT AND

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AUTOMOBILES. FOR SALE—AUTOHOBILES Continued. NMANWELL Tourin Bamper Tient_ condi- tulit practionlly new cul barguin for I M.

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APARTMENTS,ETC. ‘WANTED—ROOMS. B YOU & room fo 16t furnished or ur furnished or apartment furnished or un- Tarnished? Our...

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N ‘ ] R EAL SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY ESTATE. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SALE

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! nvited. ‘REAL ESTATE.' THE EVENING FOR SALE—HOUSES. » UNDER STAND 1T DEAR - ALL THE DOOR KNOBS ARE TUSSING N THE ANT THAT A

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LEGAL NOTICES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924. _STEAMSHIPS. : D FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR...

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"TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS Let's get away from oil and things olly long enough to say that if old...