Evening Star dated March 12, 1924

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P ¢ Foening Staf. WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION WEATHER. Pagrtly cloudy tonight and tomor- row; no change in temperature; low-

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RENT LAW ARGUED N SUPREME COURT Chastleton Apartments Suit Disputes Constitutionality of Commission’s Operation. Argument was

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The True Story of "Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. . CHAPTER XVII How Woodrow Wilkon Picked Hin Cabinet—o: Member He Never|

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4 LENRDOT RESGNS AS OIL PROBE HEAD State of Health Given as Reason for Decision—Ladd Is Successor. Tetirement of Senator...

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THE - EVEN SEVERAL LARGE GIFTS RECEIVED | LIFE'S DARKEST MOMENT. IN DRIVE FOR HOSPIT AL FUNDS W ashington Responding...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Kdition. WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘WEDNESDAY. ...March 12, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. mi...

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sents the ;”B)Iownt‘y CELERY CRISP AND NICE WHITE BEANS HAND-PICKED . 15¢ 3 TALL CANS RRRARRARARANARA ORANGES LARGE,SWEET,

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ocielt President and Mrs. Coolidge Joined at White House Today by Their Sons, Home on School Vacation. HE President and Mrs,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. liott, Mrs. H, Bradley Davidson and!Abrams, Mr. Paul Anderson, Repre-| James Dowling, 66,

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“IELFARE WORK LACK OF UNITY CRITICIZED, IIadgson Says Local Institutions Have Too Many Directing Heads. CENTRAL URGES BOARD|

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* RE-ELECT!ON SOUGHT BY SENATOR PHIPPS Colorado Primaries Will Be Held ' September 16—Reviews His i FRIENDLY TOWARD DISTRICT,

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3 BLNESAPPEAL | INJUSTICE COURTS Prince Georges County Measure Introduced in Maryland Senate. TOWERS BILL DEBATED Amendpent

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OUR Lintk R Pk Every American Citizen has apersonal link with the Base- ern couaties of England. The early New England...

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COMMENDS PLATOON . SYSTEM IN SCHOOLS Miss Fairley Talks to Park View Association of Work-Study- Play Method. [EXPLAINS MERITS

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HOLD EX-POLICEMAN ON PERJURY CHARGE Nicholson Indicted in Alleged False Statements on Civil Service Papers. RETURNED BY GRAND

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LINCOLN PARK BACKS PEYSER AND COLPOYS Citizens Reject l;.emlufinn for ‘xe-‘ appointment of Oyster and Rudolph. MAKE BUS...

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‘ rated by former students of the pub- . lio schools. PANAMA CANAL ZONE'S PERI senting the “perfect child trophy” to Miss Pe

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k18 MENGELBERG HOLDS HIS AUDIENCE LATE | Conducting of Philharmonic Or- chestra Captivates in First ‘Washington' Appearance.

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\ a B8 U 8 5 P D 8 | | 7 Gloves Hand in hand with Spring Fashions I'rom time immeémorial, when a knight wore his lady’s glove

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- . N *The Changelings. !f-nry Miller will bring with him ihe National Theater next week a v Lible company, including such

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‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12, 1924 G d by P - n DEEUN[S m S]'AR]' |GUNSTER IS SOLOIST |...

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THE EVE | Sal 150 New Spring Hats e e | $49 Three-Piece Genuine | Regular $5 Grade 1 Genyve : | Reed Living Room Suite All

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40-in. Wash Fabrics ldeal fabrics for dresses or lingerie, including Drop- stitehed Voiles, Silk Stripe Voiles, Lace Voiles,

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BY RADIO TODAY SOhedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS. NAA—Naval Radle Station, Ralie, Va. (435 Meters).

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924, MILITARY SCHOOLS' |AMUSEMENTS |5 St.mmetr, ey i | ot y3sesiar,

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x4 FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. AGTIVITY SHOWN ON LOCAL BOARD Prices Hold Firm—Bank to Close Branches—Other Financial Notes. RAT[

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4 t (3 v A N S FINANCIAL. COMPETITION SEEN ~ INFRUIT TRADE Michigan' Also to Fight for Part of California Vege- table Sales.

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28 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO ., D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924, SPORTS. Nationals Are Woefully Lacking in Infielders :...

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& SPORTS. U. S. Olympic Supr YANKEES FACE HUGE TASK 'TO WIN HONORS AT PARIS ¥inland, Which Piled Up Real Menace in Tra Other

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PRESIDENT AWAITS BUDGET DIRECTOR Memorial Bridge Commission to Meet When Report Is Made on Expense Item. President Coolidge

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o= THE EVENING STAR, WARHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924, TRA'N TO FUNERAL AMERICAN ARCHBISHOPS |LUXOR TOMB...

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' THE EVENING Importance of Mah-Jong Wrap BY MARY The warm weather wrap always Presents difficulties. On the one side it is

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10, LI iw— RICH, RED BLOOD AND GOOD HEALTH S is the time of year when you need vitality—rich, red blood— bodily strength,...

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LLAN’EOUS'. ==Y 34 Mis THE E’VENING STAR, WASHINGTON _D. Cz WEDNE! SDAYI MARCH 12 1924, ROOMS, ETC. e S BUSINESS orpom'm'rm l

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THE COLONIAL 15th AND M BTS. N.W. ANRTEAN PLAN, SERVI REASONABLE EATES. Double Hooms and Suites Available. WAN TED—BODMI....

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. .\ o /PON'T Hi REAL ESTATE LOANS Continued. WELL, GOODBYE . MA Miss You, TERRIBLY -REAL ES’I:{\TE. IN RABBITBORO—The Game’s

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"AUCTIONS. FOB SALE—-NOUSES. e e Y SOUND ADVICE FOR AN INVESTMENT— A HOME BOUGHT BEFORE APRIL. A CAREFULLY SELECTED LIST OF

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MEDIGAL RESEARCH FUNDS ARE SOUGHT Banting Foundatien Calls for Aid to Foster Work Like Discovery of Insulin. The Banting...