Evening Star dated March 11, 1924

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WEATHER. no change in temperature; lowest to- Temperature for ur hours ended at 2 p.m. night, near freezing. twent; today:

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DOLLAR DIPLOMACY POLICY DEFENDED Hammond Says Backward Nations Are Favored by De- velopment of Resources. “As the result of

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v The True Story of Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. CHAPTER XVI. The Early Influence of Col House. Selection of the...

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* COUNSEL ON WA - TOFILEOIL SUITS Receivers to Be Asked for Sinclair Venture—Doheny Action Later. | Government counsel were

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To match Mi-lady’s Suit. In all color stones. This is the very latest novelty and is entirely new to Washington. . You simply

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THE EVENING STAR{of them overlap, but practically évery | tralns. There s a steady--stream ‘With Sundsy Morning Edition. T .

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sent the case to the probation officer. Jack Johnson, also colored and also drunk, according to the charge, was another...

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SOCIETY." 5 i g SOCIETY. T e o e — e —————— Ralelgh, N. C, and Mr. Mra Mrs. L E, Cole, Mrs. Wister Balder- Charits’ miman...

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An Opportunity to Make Good is desired by s voun§ man with a college educstion and eight years of praetical experience in the

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3 § i b | BRILLIANTLY HERE !Washington Opera Com- i pany’s Performance Draws Big Audience in Storm. | Washington's operatic

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NEW om.muu. m 11 -s.u to the :mnrnm of Harvey umk con- neciing the Mississippl river with Bayou | Barataria in" a-vital link

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Mystery? No!There is nothing mysterious in making delicious ice-cream; nosleight-of-hand;no shrouded secret. Mixing real...

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QUICK VINDIGATION SEEN BY KNUTSON “Innocent Victim of Terrible . Mistake,” He Says—Gets I FOLKS | Mrs. John B. Kendrick, wife

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Sage 1ea Turns Gray Hair Dark ALMOST every one knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com- pounded, brings back the...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924. CALLS WASHINGTON (Step Polygamy, |JERSEY METHODISTS SCHOOL WILL

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st The best type of Blouse to wear with the tailleur is the simple tailored model ~—in crepe de chine; several distinctive

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S AN INTEREST IN UNCLE SAM'S FIGHTING FORCI Marine Corps Reserve. United States THE EVENING mandant of the marines. Acting

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ey {16 NEUE JOBLESS ISSUE|WILL GRILL WIDOW {IN BRITISH COMMONS éonurvntives Challenge Govern- ment to Disclose Its Plans for

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One Never Tires of Pr;etty and Useful Fancy Work —36-inch Stamped White Luncheon Covers, the sides are hemmed, in simple...

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BROADCAST STRIKE -THREATENED IN N. Y. ivmr and Other Stations Hint That They May Quit Because ’ of Fight. ASK GOVERNMENT...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, ‘1924 ®...

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¥ INSPECALSTOCKS Department Store Shares i ! !i still Advancing—N. & W. I Issues Again in Demaid. - BY STUART P. WEST, . i

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FINA " FRUIT MEN SEEK | BIGGER MARKETS) Southern Growers Take Steps to Expand—Grape- fruit in Cans Popular.* BY J. C. ROYLE.

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SPORTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1924 SPOR TS - Nationals Getting Ready for Dodgers : Pratt Slated

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SPORTS. 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 102 SPORTS. MARCH_ 11, bl { DBig Tennis Season for...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Interesting Ways to Use Pleats BY MARY The fad of last season is pretty sure to be revived this season so long

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~Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. S35 1 st ww. Joil's Newsstand. o and P Day Pharmacy. AR Clemence: xm a0 Ciiteon,

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FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Continued. TORD COUPE, late 1922; in excellent condi- tion; many extras; rubber almost mew. Call r....

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) —ofter unustal APARTMENTS,ETC. . APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. Contint 3"ROOMS AND LARGE SLEEPING PORCI: garage If desited. 424

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REAL-ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. SAUL’S ADDITION, NEAR 14th. Detached home of 7 rooms and bath: hard- weod floars;

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AUCTIONS." e ————————————————— 0 BUY—HOUSES. | ‘WANTED T WANT TO BUY A MODEKN HOME I3 Brokland, Daigres Terrace or Woodrid

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COURSE IN ORATORY TENDERED T0 STAR Miss Ella COrneIia cOIe to In- struct Contestants for Con- stitution Award. T'he Star...