Evening Star dated April 27, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair today: cloudiness, probably showers: little change in moderate winds, most and east. Temperature tomorrow...

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D. C. PAY BILLS BEFORE SENATE THIS WEEK Teacher Measure May Be Reported Without King Amend- ments. i PERSONNEL CUT Reductions

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DOGWOOD BLOSSOMS THREE WEEKS LATE Campaign for Preservation to Be- gin in Earnest Wednesday, Sponsors Announce. MARYLAND LAW

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 27, 1924—PART Democratic Candidates Prepare for Titanic Struggle in New York...

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EVANGELINE BOOTH VISITS WHITE HOUSE| National Commander of Salvation{ Army Tells President of Organ- ization’s Growing...

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’ DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, APRIL 27, 1924—PART 1. N e s e o W b i L R L A S B A P T s P — VETERANS OF CUBA |8/t &Rl | D,

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 27, 1924—PART I s Little Girls’ Spring Hats 7fi‘ Little Boys’ Washable Play Suits...

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APRIL 27, 1924—PART 1. he PALAIS ROYAL G & 11th Sts. Service and Courtesy Established 1877 Handsome plated case, guar- anteed

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 27. 1924—PART 1. -9 LA A AR R R RN R RERRRRERERRR' RN RERERRRERERRRRRRRRERERER...

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' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 27, 1924—PART 1 Mr. Carey B. Stokes Well known as a furniture buyer in Washington

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COMMUNISTS CAMPAIGN IN Question Whether Voter Can Be Made to Think Befc tion, Says Tardieu. PATTERN SOVIET Yenin Failure No

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12 None Spared From Satire At Gridiron Club Dinner (Continued from First Page.) ®entlemen's agreement to let con- ‘grossmen

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None Spared From Satire At Gridiron Club Dinner (Continued from Twelfth Page.) Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, Washing- m, D. C....

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14 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., APRIL 1924 —PART 1. GGG GHLELGLGLEHY AN AN AR NN BRI PR AR PR RN AP AR PR R AR AR P 2R

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THE SUNDAY A R AR A R AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR R AR AR A AN AR AR R AR A AR AR R AR R AR A A A R AR AR AR A AR A A A A A A A A

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.16 ~OST-WAR EMOTIONS “HANDICAP LEAGUE” . Nicholas Murray Butler De- plores Lack of European Co- Operation in Work. “ES...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRII 27, 1924—PART T. 17 Cuban Ambassador Foresees New b e — Reciprocity Agreement With

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REVUE TO BRING D. C. | GLITTERING DISPLAY Beauty, Art, Jewels and Rich Gowns From Many Corners of World to Be Here. WORKMEN

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHIN At Community Centers Mrs. L. W. Hardy, acting general director, Franklin School building, Main 6036.

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 27 1924—PART 1. 2 Cakes Peroxide Harawater Soap, for toilet and bath; good quality

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STAR, WASHINGTON, D! C., THE SUNDAY APRIL 27, 1924—PART L $1.25 Water Pitchers With Thu Cou- pon and 69c Aluminum Water...

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3 THE SUNUAY SITAR, WASHINGLUON, . ¢, APRIL 27, Newport Chair $3.98 Genulne Willow in_ natural finish. “Newport” Chalr, Well

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THE CIVILIAN ARMY Organized Reserves BY LIEUT. STEPHEN The John Q nace Officers Ora- | i ma; Tilsd a colonel, serve Corps, is

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24 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 217, U s UPHDLDS -I-I-AcK are upheld in findings of Examiner | « e A K. W....

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THE _SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. APRIL 27, 1924_PART 1. CAMPAIGN SCHOOL |Poa Annuis Blooming Is Bad News |5 tioi s St ™™ |

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26 27, " THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , _APRIL 1924 —PART 1. WASHINGTON ROOM | American University Telescope G. U. ALUMNI

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26 NATIONS SENDING Y. W. C. A. FORCE HERE Conference Second Week in May to Have World-Wide Representation. LOCAL MANY Mrs.

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28 U.S. OPENS DRY WAR | AGAINST DRUGGISTS Torty-Five New York Store Own- ¥ ers and Clerks Taken for Tllicit Rum Selling. D.

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THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. -~ e SPRIN " Introducing the Very Newest Styles in Upholstered ' Furniture at Remarkably Low

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ArmyandNavyNews BY W. M. McINTYRE. NAVY. Tt is now regarded in well informed circles as settlod that ths mnomi- nations of I

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NDAY STAR, WASHINGTOM , APRIL 24— PAR' HE HAS WORMS GIRL SCOUTS FAVORS CHAPLAINS’ BILL. a\]]l]\d—?:(ll“;‘\;rr?::g...

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COOLIDGE ADDRESS WILL BE BROADCAST | Speech at Dedication of Science Building Monday to Be Sent Out by WCAP. MARINE BAND TO

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Radio supervisors and inspectors r many queer tales as to strange ages, sounds and calls emanating from somewhere within th

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i 34 HE SUNDAY HE'_PFUL To PRICES Hign L High Low " U.S.BONDS, High. Low. Last. Yield RECOHD OF PAST WEEK 10190 905 90550...

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FINA Gain in Income NCIAL. arch During M Of D. C. Gas Light Companies Both Corporations Show Increase in Net Earnings—Buildin

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RESORTS Mistress Wilding By Rafael Sabatini Author of “Scaramouche,” “Captain Blood,” etc. Copyright, 1924, by Houghton MiMin

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THE BOY SCOUTS nt up by this troop o sending ons, With a u pr The b journ ction hed ed over r x;.y.\\i d in the the distinet

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o 3 THE * SUNDAY THE STARRY SKIES IN MAY By Prof. Barton of the University of Pennsylvania. The principal astronomical event

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 27, 1924—PART 1. Kann’s Annual May Sale Begins Tomorrow With Hundreds of Savings in

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1924—PART 1. “THE - SUNDAY - STAR, WASHINGTON,_ D. (. APRIL_ 27, ann’s Annual May Sale Begins Tomorrow With Thousands of...

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EDITORIAL SECTION The Sundiay Stae WASHINGTON, D. C, EDlTORlAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL ARTICLES Part 2—12 Pages SUNDAY

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THE EVENING STAR, With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHVINGTON, D.C. SUNDAY April 27, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. . . . Editor The

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EVERYDAY RELIGION By RT. REV. JAMES Bishop of OUR BELIEFS, ATTHEW, viiiad, hast belleved, thee b popular has the sub- ion...

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00D S f b e MRS THERON BALL CLEMENT, A bricle of Monday.formerly Miss Dona Otey Berry of Georgetown Society Demonstrates...

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SOCIETY. General and Personal | Mention of Events ! In the Social World | Sports Dance Held Last Nigl-n at Country Club;...

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6 S SBuora Ribeiro Jcin s Husband Here Shortly At Brazilian Embassy Naval Attache Is Successor of Admiral Heraclito Gra- ; ca

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SOCIETY. Miss Lodge Is Guest At Home of Senator During Brief Season Granddaughter of Bay State Member Is on Spring Visit to

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New York Society Busy With Spring Festivities Whir of Reel and Rod, Ho;ve;’e;. Lures Diséiples of Izaak Walton to Seek...

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SOCIETY. Governor Ritchie Attends Performance for Charity Paint and Powder Club Sponsors “Katinka," Pre- sented in...

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Tales of Well Known Folk In Social and Official Life Commander Adolphus Mayflower Seen as P Importance—Mr. W. Andrews of...

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. | Bowie Nelson will be hostess at the club tea this afternoon from 4:30 to 6. Ase sisting Mrs. Nelson will be Miss Ali- dg

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SOCIETY. Reviews of Preface by Ed- Scribner’s Sons. HIS book presents twenty rep- resentatives peace plans out of the...

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Part 3—14 Pages "'A Picture Assumes Theatric Supremacyl By Philander Johnson. " has been the industrious desire of the motion

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AMUSEMENTS Music and Flower Festival‘[ At Geneva 1n June. LOWE! and music, rhythmic dances, youth. happiness and joy were the

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AMUS EMENTS. News andComment ByW.H. OMAN. i W about a vou sit up and take notice, the week. itself right away. Woman, always

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AMUSEMENTS. Photoplays (Continued from Third Page.) ture well suited to the talents of these popular players. The Tuxedo,...

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D the two performfances given American woman composer: ists and instrumentalists. Both ti Shoreham Hotel and Friday night a

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. APRIL 27. 192{—PART 3. OTORS and Future Trend Is Held Uncertain Retailers, Hard Hit by...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 1924—PART 3. GASPRIGESSTEADY. | duto Talks Broadeast by WRC |17 570 b7 S EMLEATER|

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PEDESTRIAN ASKED TO EXPECTDAN Indiana Association Issues Warning for Walker Well as Driver. Asserting that there “is as...

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THE BELOW ARE LISTED | THE FULL-SIZE BALLOON " TIRES RCCOMMENDED ; FOR YOUR CAR ' Size 6.20 6%" Tire to tit Anderson...

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AUTO IMPROVEMENTS MAKE ROADS SAFER Better Methods of Control S'm- plify Problem of Regulating Traffic. NOW QUESTION OF SALES

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 27, 1924—PARv Here are the RcasonsWhy OLDSMOBILE ~ S meets every test of motoring|

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PROBLEM CREATED |MARYLAND TO BUILD | 80 MILES OF ROADS BY BALLOON TRES e 5 o e Goodyear Says Developing Accessory for Present

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S pm adies’ night, City M., Puesday —Potomac. No. special. 7:30 o, No. 7. AL No, pm oM MM, pecial, v Hiram, E A, No. 10, M.,

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THE _SUNDAY STAR \VASI‘iINGTON, D. C., APRIL 27, 1924—PART \ \ F you have ever felt the need of The Heaie o, | s The Hoch Go.

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\ $ifs [sports] The Sundhy Stae [sPorTs] Part 4—4 Pages INGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1924. ‘Boston College Sets

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Fastern Nine in Series Debut Tuesday : Two Sandlot Circuits Open Tomorrow BLUE AND WHITE TO FACE |TYGERS ROUT CHISOX AVERAGES

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, APRIL 2, 19% SPORTS SEOTIO ' Tilden Out as U. S. Tennis Representative : Athletic Treat in

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BIG ENTRY LIST EXPECTED IN W. G. C. C. TOURNAMENT Approximately 200 Due to Compete, Starting Wednesday on Links in Virginia,

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| FICTION “ — MAGAZINE SECTION Part 5—8 Pages The Sunday Stae [ rearvres | WASHINGTON, D. « SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1924,

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Sailor’s Brutality and Enmity Force DeathGrapple inRagifig Séa' Last week Mr. Overton, novelist, ! eritie, journalist,...

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A t THE Princess, Descendant of Franklin, Revered by Paris Cabaret Patrons American Patriot, Wife of Russian of...

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THE SUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTON. D. © APRIL 27, Hich and Handsome. BY GERALD BEAUMONT A Cop, a Cat, a Conscience, a Bruiser and a