Evening Star dated May 14, 1924

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WEATHER. Unsettled weather, probably, show- ers tonight and tomorrow: moderate temperature. Temperature for 24 hours ending 2

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" SUN, CHINA'S FIRST | PRESIDENT, DIES ‘370rk in l_:lhblilhing Republic ‘I Brought Him Title “Washing- ton of the Far East.”

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Better Homes Week, May 11-18 . During this week all Amer- ica will devote its time to dis- cussing not only the planning, ||

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DENIES ASSISTANCE IN STEAMSHIP SALE Secretary Hughes Says Intetest in Matter Ended When He En- tered Cabinet. CORRESPONDENCE

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U. S. RAILROADS AID ALIEN SHIPS, CHARGE 0'Connor Condemns “Unholy Al- liances” Which Hamper American Marine. 869 VESSELS...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY W te& ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS - BY FREDERIC

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Another New Member of the A & P Family 6800 WISCONSIN AVE. BETHESDA, MD. WHY? Because you are

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g8 ™ SOCIETY. Society Mrs. Coolidge Giving Garden Party Tomorrow Afternoon, Indoor Party if It Rains. RS. COOLIDGE will give

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1924 9 former Representative Connell of Pennsylvania, who came to...

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:LINCOLN PARK FOLK : DISCUSS CITY BILLS Oppose Proposal Urging Appoint- . ment of Education Board by ¥ Commissioners. OTHER

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- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL | DISCUSS PETTY THEFTS. |COOLIDGE TO ATTEND RECORD ENTRY

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EX-SOLDIER WINS CASE. Defends in Richmond Court Charge of Transporting Liquor. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va.,

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. A iplomatio Corps Represented at : iBeupfion in Pan-American ! Building. i INTRODUCED BY MATHIEU « Consolidation of...

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CITIZENS TO OPPOSE 14TH STREET CHANGE Resent Modification of Extension Bill to Avoid Entering Hos- pital Grounds. The...

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Choice of Smart Novelty Jewelry $1.00 All new merchandise offered at this low price because composed of small lots re-...

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| Bead Necklaces 35 \ Less Than Half Price Novelty chains of crystal, black and white, and many brilliant colors....

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il (4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. 'WEDNESDAY, WAY T4, 197% Flood Waters Of Potomac, Reaching Crest, Cause Great...

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METHODISTS DODGE FREE SPEECH STAND| Vote Editor, Who Defended Com- munists, Beyond Conference Jurisdiction. AVOID PARTISAN

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QUARANTINE HALTS HOST OF MOTORISTS Health Oflicmh Vaccmate 1,400 in Montgomery County and Turn Back Thousands. SMALLPOX AT...

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FREE_ DOG BOOK! k Miller’s famous Book ongg eases of idg and breed- ing with Symp- dog's heaith tree. Write us fally, POLK

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. DECLARES COOLIDGE FUND APPEAL LEGAL Bay State Chairman Explains ‘Words Attacked by Mayor of Boston. DENIES CORRUPTION...

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Another Exceptional Sale in the Summer Frock Section 15| Colotful Voile Summer Frocks, Remarkably Low Priced Remarkable Price

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G. 0. P. WOMEN PLAN TRIP TO CONVENTION : More Than 350 Expected to At- tend Cleveland Event as Dele- gates and Alternates.

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AMUSEMENTS! Alliance Playcra Tonidl’lt. The Alllance Players, who are rated as the foremost Jewish “little thea- ter” in...

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* BAND AND QUARTET Yomn for the chilaren's “Hambone | Py ylor Does Not 27 Hurt in BusCar Crash. | sar at 37th atreot and...

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L3 Y og " Late Arrivals and Smart Store News of Today BY ETHEL M. PARKS To dress cool, comfortably and in good taste is the

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{NDIAN RESERVATION FORESTS PUT ON SALE Eovemment to Dispose of 375,(!)9,- » 000 Feet of Timber to Highest IS Bidder Tomorrow,

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FINANCIAL, INDIVIDUAL STOCKS ON DOWNWARD TREND ‘Variance in Price Movements, Sugar Declines Bringing Fresh Stock-Selling...

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FINANCIAL "WEAKER TENDENCY SHOWN IN LIVE FOWL Local Provisions Market Other- " wise Undergoes No Muterial Change From...

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SPORTS." HARRIS’ AILING ATHLETES CLEAN UP WITH COBBMEN ‘Mogridge Earns 6-t0-3 Verdict Over Trio of Tyger Tossers in Contest

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SPORTS South Atlantic Track Meet Is Called Off : Kentucky Derby CENTRAL BEATS WESTERN GAMES FAIL TO ATTRACT; MIX-UP IN...

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FORT M’HENRY BILL FAVORED IN REPORT House Gets Preservation Measure Iadorsed by Committee on Military Affairs. IS SITE OF KEY

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FREE With a Purchase of ' $100 or More This valuable premium, con- sisting of 17 pieces of pure aluminum ware —all heavy...

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RAIL RATE INQUIRY | RESOLUTION BACKED House Commerce Committee | Favors Survey by L C. C. ., for Readjustment. Favorable...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924 THEATRICAL LEADERS SETTLE WITH ACTORS | 70 Per Cent of Managers

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-« 36 20MMONS UPHOLDS " REMOVAL OF DUTIES ;Z‘.ejectl Motion to Censure MacDon- ald for Supporting Snowden Proposal. "MITS...

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RADIO LEAGUE PICKS ONE DIRECTOR HERE George L. Bidwell Will Represent Atlantic Division Area, George L. Bidwell of Washington

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- S G e T T T S asetassnsatea S e Mistress Wilding By Rafael Sabatini i Author of “Scarsmouche,” “Captain Blood,” ete....

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WOMAN’S PAGE Bows and Ornaments at Front Center BY MARY For a good many years—during Iate Victorian days—wa (onk it for...

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HELP—MALE NEVER mail ORIGINAL re _on applying for_cm t. AUTO PAINTERS. 507 8(h_st. s.e. AUTOMOBILE MEC crences. _Address Box

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Don"fl‘r SEDAN. Ient running ‘»mfll‘nfl Fupon:s:bie party. Oldsmobile, nd runs Hike...

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ROOMS, RITCHENBITE #nd bath: 2 girls employed preferred; electric lights; $35 per month. e N0 9 GRANT PLACE N.W._DOWNTOWN,

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FOR SALE—LOTS. GEMAPRET LOT IN MT. PLEARANT feqt front for lexs than $4,000.00. g B_16th et Sheriookng ook Creek Park. ....

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REAL ESTATE., FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continned. DECIDED BARGAIN. Mount Pleasant. 1745 IRVING ST. 8 Rooms, 2 Baths. GARAGE....

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. Contimued, ‘WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES. Comtinued. Chevy Chase. detached home, Tile bath, sleeping lar. bot-water

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WILL TEST OPINION -/ ON ZONING MEASURE Commission Has Difficult Question Raised by Embassy Petition. INVOLVES CITIZENS'...