Evening Star dated May 19, 1924

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WEATHER. Increasing cloudiness tonight, fol- wed by rain in early morning or to- morrow; no change in temperature. for...

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H 2 L 3 FRENGHJ_OS"‘G GAME,| BUTLER STAYS HERE. l | AIM TO SHATTER AIR DURATION RECORD HISS AMERICAN FLAG Two U. §. Citizens

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HAYWARD ATTACKS SMITH AND BUTLER Declared Responsible for Two Hardest Blows Ever Struck at Dry Law. COMFORT TO BOOTLEGGERS

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leaving Unalaska.” HOURS, DEFYING FOG = (Continued from First Page.) It was a matter of interest today, Strikes Heavy Truck.

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‘Yatin Words PRESBYTERIANS ASK VOW FROM OFFICERS Would Have Clergy, Elders and Deacons Pledged to Make Known Change in...

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'THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY .May 19, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The Evening

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* GEN.TOWNSHEND DIES BRITISH WAR HERO Defender of Kut-el-Amara Expires in Paris After Iliness of Six Months. PARIS, May 19.

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SOCIETY Society Belgian Envoy and Baroness de Cartier in'New York for Celebration of Huguenots” Landing. liam Imerson and Mr.

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FLAG PRESENTATION ATTENDED BY 25,000 Cenator Pepper, Gen. Hines and Bishop Freeman Laud National Service. " HONOR 105,101 IN

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TRAIN CRASH KILLS SIX, INJURES SEVEN Local and Express on Seaboard Line in Head-On Collision Near Raleigh, N. C. J ENGINEER

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THE EVERING STAR, WASHINGTON, DU. ©. MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924 Today’s Selling Indicates a Tremendous Success! Thousands Crowded

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U. S. MAY SUFFOCATE IN GOLD, BERLIN VIEW Abandonment by Europe of Stand- ard Held Possible—London Money Power Declines....

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AMUSEMENTS Metropolitan—"The En- chanted Cottage.”" Sir Arthur Wing Pinero has tus Bis dramatio talsnts into mn":;‘i quisite,