Evening Star dated March 19, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair tonight, temperature near Ireezing: tomorrow increasing cloudi- followed by rain and probably 2 r_the 24 hours

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FINAL RENT BILL HEARING ORDERED Reporting of Revised Meas- ure by Week From Tomor- row Is Probable. The revised bill for...

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The True Story of : » Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. CHAPTER XXIV. The Famous Bryam “Postacrip Sensational Seeret Hitherto

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4 OLDRIDGE CHARGES ARE DENIED BY BURNS Declares Agent Was Never Put on Inquiry on Fight Pictures. ™ TELLS 0. Once Asked for

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ZONING PROBLEMS EXPLAINED BY BELL ‘Work_ of Board Topic of Engineer Commissioner Before Petworth Association. BEAUTY OF CITY

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& THE With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. . courage of the premier. ‘The rest of the world has long...

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F THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON /’Db C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 192% —_—— e T 24-HOUR SERVICE ci Co. e Garmine $5,000 Life...

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"SOCIETY. of Col. and Mrs. Anthony 5I. Kuser, coast, preparatory to sailing_ for|dard, Miss Betty Byrne, Miss Barrine | tle,

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N ., 'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, T9% which work. the health department i’ the last twenty-four | William and Bensie was made toward

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EARLIER CONGRESS ASSEMBLY FAVORED Norris Resolution for Change in Constitution Adopted by Senate. The Norris resolution...

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ROUND-WORLD FLYERS - MAKING PROGRESS Big Army Planes on Way Today {| From Eugene, Oreg., to Seattle. By the Associated...

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12 SHP RATE PROTEST RENENEDBYTOKID Ambassador Instructed to Make Representations on U. S. Action. By the Associated Press.

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Philippine Gowns —Regular $3.50 and $3.95. Special in the Spring Festival Sale. ~Fine lingerie cloth, handmade and...

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MARESNEW PLE FORHOSPALFUND Chairman Says Responsibil- ity Is Entirely-on Shoulders | of Citizens. { !$30; Big Four Transfer

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1924...

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MAKES NEW PLEA _ FOR HOSPITAL FUND (Continued from Fourteenth Page.) S10; F. L. Levy, $2; Littlefield, Al- ™ vord & Co.,...

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station by a large crowd of Washingtonians and a part of the Marine Band. The today they went to Walter Reed Hospital to put

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INCREASED POWERS FOR D.C. HEADS URGED Kalorama Association Also Favors Local Representation in Na- tional Affairs. CHALK TALK

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MUSE] Ve B 5 " Nikcqw Art Theater—"The eLower Depths. Superb'is the word for it. The more one sees of these Rus- sians, the

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JORGAN SEES BRIGHT | OUTLOOK FOR FRANCE Jauds Nation for Its Efforts to Stabilize Economic Situation. TLAYS ENEMIES OF FRENCH

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UNIVERSITY MOVES ONT. N E STUDENTS: l'I‘hh-rl Day of Hearing on Embez- 1 Members of Secrét Political Order! Barred From...