Evening Star dated March 17, 1924

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» WEATHER. Fair tonight: tomorrow cloudy, be- coming - unsettled; lowest temperature tonight about 30 degrees. Temperature

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WILL SUPPORT ~ FOR PARK CONTROL! American Civic Association Wants Commission Empow- ered to Purchase Lands. Body Organized to

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3 The True Story of Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. CHAPTER XXII. The Two Shocks That Almost Un- uerved Mr. Wilson—The...

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THE EVENING ST Daugherty Named Conspiracy WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924 W heeler, ‘American BOY BITTEN 15 TIMES

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[ DOHENY STATEMENT |THE EVENTS LEADING MR.ie6Le T UH — YOUR NAME Admiral Says No Great Amount of 0il Was Destroyed During...

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EVENING _STA CAN_ YOUR TAXES BE CUT? A Series of Articles on the Cost of Government; ‘Where the Money Goes, and Wh THE...

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Blue Ridge Brand Peas, o We pack our Sanitary Brand Fresh Eggs in cartons primarily as a convenience. Yet the carton serves

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Soc SQCIETY. iety Mrs. Coolidge Entertaining at Second of] " Series of Lenten Musicals at White House Today. 'RS. COOLIDGE is

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: THE s Society [ 70, i femed | [t SIEANE GOGRLLOLGE SELOSEHLLYGBGLT —_— | The following births have been reported to|...

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0 : . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C¢: MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924, REFORMIST LEADER || : ’ "BACK ZIONIST DRIVE...

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FUNDS FOR INJURED EMPLOYESALLOWED Compensatlon Commission Cannot, - However, Pay Claims for Disease. Having acceded to the

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C., MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924. beauty go to Poli’ If Jeujofn. wp- things in life are paid for, In bitter-| G0, ] “Queens of Syn

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’ - [] n - - . [ L] [] a [} '] n - L} - " ] [ ] = n n - . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924. Dresses

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her husband's sccrets, and in return 1o receive a sergeant’s stripes as his reward. Juan, a fandsome young soldier, enters

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924 . BUYING COMBINATION : —— FAVORED BY HOOVER; Commerce. Secretary,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 17, '1m4. 200 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs : 4Y5x9-ft. Size : Special,...

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THE EVENING MR. MeADOO GOE: at Mar Stephens is about te “snowhal 1" McAdoo with a ball of cotton. CAMPAIGNING THROUGH THE...

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TAL ERA AT HAND. N MEXEAN EVENTS Sending of -Warren Expected to Cemeht Friendships of Two Nations. BY DAVID LAWRENC! The...

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Thé Greatest ATTAGHED HOUSES N SUBURBSSEORE Citizens Want “Community” | Buildings Barred From | New Developments. i tion of

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The Mystery of Lynne Court By 1. S. FLETCHER (Cepyright, 1928, by Nerman Remiagton Company.) (Continued from Yesterday's...

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Certain-teed Plants, located in the fol- lowing cities: Philadelphia, Pa. St. Lonis, Mo. Richmond, Calif. Niagara Falls, N.

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VIOLENT DECLINES - IN'STOCK VALUES ‘Market Stocks Weak, With Sharp Breaks in Many Leading Shares. BY STUART P. WEST. Speeial

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FINANCIAL. " MEAT PRICES UP: EGGS ARE LOWER Receipts Light on First Mar- ket Day of Week—Shortage of Fish Reported. The...

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.. 2¢ SPORTS. — RUSSELL AND ZACH LISTED TO PITCH AGAINST BRAVES Latter Faces Batile to Retain Job as Regular With Griffs This

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S A PORTS. . U. A. Committee Voles to SPRINTER MADE ELIGIBLE FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES Action Is Not Unanimous, Of Board Opposes

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ERECTION OF RADIO SHOW BOOTHS BEGUN Preparations to Be Rushed . for Opening of Exposition Wed- nesday Afternoon, 83 AMATEURS

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Violet and Other Flowers on Hem : BY MARY MARSHALL. This season one finds very few Plain or even hemlines in

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\ ISCELLANEOUS.. MUTT AND JEFF—Things Are Not Oil Right in L WORK pa —— Swork, painting; expert mechanic; steady po- sition

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ROO ————————————— FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Continued. LY There is real vaiue in the knowledge that somebody re- sponsible is...

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30 ° FOR RENT—SHOPS. EFAR 2018 14th ST. N.W.— Ia MODERN PLANT ON RAILROAD_MODERN oncrete and brick one-story building with

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- REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924. 2 AUCTIONS. l FOR SALE—HOUSES. 'AUCTION SALES....

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7 OVERRUNBY BRIME More Murderous Than Lon- don, More Drunken Than Paris, Mr. Tinkham Says. The National Capital “iy 2.000 per