Evening Star dated May 12, 1924

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WEATHER. Occasional showers th and tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and somewhat warmer. ‘Temperature for twent: ended at 2

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2 * HAM SAYS 5C FARE HERE IS IMPOSSIBLE W. R. &.E. Would Have Lost $1.000,000 Last Year by Cut, President Avers. FIRST TIME

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e first-class .places a SCIVE hitcRock The Worlds Best Table Water A $15.500 HOME With every detail and requisite you get in

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« PREVIOUS ACCIDENT Tells of Mishap After Leaving Seward, in Letter Made Public by Wife. -FOUND OIL EXHAUSTED Major and...

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‘in time by ‘. ., de Chainbros, SAYS RADIO TRAVELS |D- C. SURPLUS BILL morrow morning at 10 ociock. o] GENERAL'S SON HELD. |

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THE EVENING STAR With Sanday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY.........May 13, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor The

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Specials Until Saturday’s Closing A Good Broom = 29¢ We picked up TWO carloads of good brooms at the right price. This is a

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8 | O SOCIETY.’ ociety Italian Ambassador,Don Gelasio Caetani, Leaving for Western Visit Before Sailing in June for Rome. HE

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Y N The Wyoming Cafe Main Floor, The Wyoming Ant, Columbia Hoad st Celiforsia Bi. Tomorrow— There's going to be a fried...

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National—"Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall." ', “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall,” | with Mary Pickford in the role of the { I i

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Cas There’s a Sale of Notions With These and Many More Savings ~—Fancy Rickrack Braid, = fn all colors; 5 vards 10c —Sanitary

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FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 feLafary Mrs.Schlorer’s...

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SENATE INTERCEDES FOR AGRICULTURE Adopts Joint Resolution Calling It Nations’ Basic Industry and Asks New Rates. PROVIDES...

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Folks who cover a lot of ground find a heap of energy and goodness in Kellogg’s. Deliciousascanbe served withmilk, cream or

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“ JAPAN'S U. S. POLICY BELIEVED UNCHANGED Immigration Question Will Not Be Affected by Election Result; Officials Intimate.

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16 THE | | \ EV MONDAY, \MAY: 12, 1924. INING .STAR, . WASHINGTON, D.. €. PROSECUTOR TO ASK PRISON FOR LANGLEY ‘Will Urge...

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rived in New York Saturday aboard the steamship Berengaria. graph taken during his , who ar- Photo- eption in a room at pier

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18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924, BADIO SPEEDS NEWS -+ OF MARTIN SAFETY l{eport of Arrival Flashed

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HOOVER ASKS EARLY { PURCHASING OF COAL Says Summer Buying Will Pre- vent Car Shortage During ¥ Early Fall. TRGES STORAGE OF

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WOOL GROWERS WARN OF EUROPE’S DUMPING British Factories, They Declare, Are Eushing Fabrics Into This Country. GRAB CONSUMERS'

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Mistress Wilding By Rafael Sabatini Author of “Scaramouche,” “Captain Blood,” ete. Copyright, 1924, by Houghton Mifia Company

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22 FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 12, 1924 FINANCIAL _OIL AND STEEL TODAY { CENTER OF:INTEREST.

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FINANCIA NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office MEATS AND POULTRY | PRICES UNCHANGED...

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SPORTS. OLD RIVALS OPEN ANNUAL SERIES AT COLLEGE PARK Both Varsity Teams Have Improved in Recent Games and Will Have Star...

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SPORTS. HARRY MUST SCORE QUICK K. 0. TO BOOST PRESTIGE Colored Title Aspirant Taking Biggest Chance With His Brittle Hands

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WOMAN’S PAGE.’ Straight, Narrow Skirts for Suits BY MARY MARSHALL One might suppose that the fash- ionable and would-be...

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SITUATIONS—MALE. Continmed. FUR and work around house, colored man wanis place. 8215 Sberman ave. Adams CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN