Evening Star dated March 20, 1924

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WEATHER. Rain, possibly mixed with snow, to- night and tomorrow; lowest temperature tonight about 34 degrees. Temperature for

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- g * CRAND JRY GETS CREENE SHOOTHG Bootleggers Were First to Fire. Has Hair Bobbed at 100; Crossed Continent in Wagon 82...

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The True Story of Woodrow Wilson By DAVID LAWRENCE. CHAPTER XXV. The Marriage of President Wilson to Mrs. Edith Galt and the

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- 2 ¥ DAUGHERTY BANK BLOCKS AUDITOR Brother of Attorney General . Scores Methods of Agent § of Senate Probers. Py the...

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Dismissals. 7% REVENUE MEN OUSTED FOR GRAFT Senators Startled by Revela- tions of Wholesale ;0IL PROBERS GIVEN ‘ SETBACK,...

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6 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Ed'tion. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY......March 20, 1824 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor A

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HEAR TALK ON BIRDS. | Dr. sonfan Institution told members of the Dahlgren Terrace Communi: sociation about birds, ©R¥S night

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o] CIETY. Society President and Mrs. Coolidge Dining Tonight With Postmaster General and - Mrs. Harry New. HE President and

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. companles are operating, while MEXICO TO WIPE OUT LAST REBEL WARSHIPS Brazilian Crew on Way Via New York to Man Recently

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WARNS OF TROUBLE OVER LOGAL RENTS Hammer Says 20,000 Suffer| From Crowding and Ex- orbitant Charges. Emphasizing his:...

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v HARVARD AND NATION HONOR DR. ELIOT, 90 Great Assembly of Alumni, Stu- dents a~d Citizens Pays Tribute to Noted Educator., '

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12 LJ SEES STGR00000 ADDED TAX NGOME Government Attorney’s Fig- ures for 1925 Above Treas- ury’s Estimate. About $166.000,000

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THE ¥ RADIO SHOW JAMMED; |ILLINOIS SOCIETY HEARS [LUGE OFFERS PARK STINELEE. Sovr THOUSANDS OUTSIDE PLEA FOR D. C. SUFFRAGE .

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P14 ‘WOMAN OF MYSTERY’ SOUGHT IN MURDER Tamale Peddler Tells of Nocturnal Visitors at Home of Slain Woman Doctor. THREE MEN

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Odd Lots Jewelry 25c¢ 0dds and ends taken from regular stock and sclling regularly at 50c and $1.00 each. The assortment...

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r 16 HALF OF SUM NEEDED BY Y.W.C.A. IS RAISED FIRE DAMAGE, $3,000. Canned Goods Destroyed in Corn- well Store Blaze. ' . *

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. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. vT.HURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1922, AND:NOW THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES A DECORATION. Capt. William...

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The Shop Yowll Eventually Visit ¥ Slip Covers, Radio B Furniture, Draperies 821-823 13th St. N.W. Phones M. 3211, M. 8070...