Evening Star dated March 18, 1924

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WEATHER. Cloudy tonight and tomorrow; unset- tled tomerrow; no change In tempera- ture; lowest tonight above freezing....

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T - g WASHINGTON, D. % TUESDAY, “MARCH T8, 1924, - NEELYRAPSLODGE FORC, 0., DEFENSE Senator’s Activities in Face of Teapot

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{' The True Story of 1 Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. CHAPTER XXIII. Why President Wilson Did Not Rec- ommend War in 1015

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Avers Daugherty lHoldridge Report Informed Burns DAUGHERTY CLAIMS BLACKMAIL EFFORT Says Roxie Stinson Tried to Sell Papers

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REENERS NANED FOR DOKENY PR Court Acts on Plea of U. S. Attorneys in California 0il Lease Case. E Calif., March 18.— Atlee

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY.......March 18, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor

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THE For Your Spring _ PAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND UPHOLSTERING SEE PLITT FIRST! Let us handle your entire Spring...

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SOCIETY Society Mrs. Coolidge, With Her Sons and Party Of Friends, Enjoying the Concert At Poli’s This Afternoon. RS....

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5 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH ‘I8, 192¢ Head of Oriental |ELOPEMENT COSTS 8 University Must| PRIEST

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THIRD PARTY GITES PLATFORM PLEDGES La Follette Campaign Commitue’ Plans House Cleaning of Fed- eral Departments Here. FLAYS

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| AMORKERS LEAVING " BUHR BY THOUSANDS Palish and Czech Miners Going Home Despite Prosperity Seen on Surface, MUCH ©POVERTY

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JAQUES CAPSULE CO. 'TTSBURG. N. Y. RIS IR Oy FOR SALE ' YACHT ZEELAND 50 ft. lomg, 13-ft. beam, Ul diaught, Stand. .fll‘. alse

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HERALD AND TRIBUNE! GE IN NEW YORK M p. Sells Former Paper to , J.0gden Reid—Both Names - Retuined LEAVES 5 IN MORNING FIELD

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ri MARYLAND SESSION ~ FACES HARD FINALE! Crowded Calendars in Both Houses { as Assembly Draws To- ! ward Close. BUDGET...

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. AS USEMENT Moscow Art Theater—"The Cherry Orchard.” “The Cherry Orchard,” the second play in the repertoire of the Moscow

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~ TREASURY EXPECTS $475,000,000 BY APRIL| Income Tax Payments Running Slightly Ahead of First Install- ment Last Year....

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THE EVEN’INGSTAR, WASHINGTON, - D. -C, - TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1924 PRESIDENT MAKING FIRST DRAW FOR INTERNATIONAL TENNIS...

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RIGHT THINKING HELD | KEY TO HEALTHY LIFE Christian Science Lecturer De- scribes Teaching to Masonio Auditorium Audience....