Evening Star dated May 26, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair and slightly warmer tonight; to- morrow unsettled, showers following; variable winds, becoming southerly....

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SOVIET TO PAY DEBTS IN PART FOR BIG LOAN Half Billion Gold Rubles at 6 Per Cent Sum Mentioned by Zinovieff. GRANTS MORE...

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THE EVENING STAR; WASHINGTON, D. C BEDTIME STORIES—i o Sonn,. 'POINCARE FORESEES FALL OF RADICALS Predicts New Government...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO: D. 0., MONDAY MAY 26, 1922 e e e M’NARY-HAUGEN BILL (WifePrefersPoodle,|Dr. Grant and Mrs. Lydig

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=y $1.49 to $1.95 Under- muslinhs for $1.00 —This is a special assortment consisting of gowns, Princess slips, crepe pajamas,

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edtion. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY...... May 26, 1924 . «Editor THEODORE W. NOYES. The...

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Van Camp’s Milk, 3 for 29¢ Van Camp’s Pork & Beans Ster . . . ... . e Borden’s Milk, can .. 1lc Carnation Milk, can . 1lc...

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SOCIETY.’ Soac iety The Dean of the Diplomatic Corps and Mme. Jusserand Sail for France About End of June. HE ambassador of

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AMUSE Metropolitan—"Abraham Lincoln . e ; One of the really worti-while mov- ing pictures, one of the few that can be counted

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T ittt e Goldenhberg’s C Once a Season Our Challenge Sale Brings These Extraordinary Savings! A Broadside of ‘ 0dd Lot...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, MONDXY, MXY' 26, Yo2%.' k5 'NSPECTORS CHECK YOUNG HOGAN’S KID BROTHER —-By WEBSTER BUMPER

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12° ; j THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. DISTINGUISHED GROUP <ON RADIO PROGRAM Noted Artists to Broadcast for : District...

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' [ I Il H A Month End Remnant Sale of ; Silks, Dress Goods ¢ and Linings at 1 Price RR—— A fitting climax to the great May i

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14 FIRST MUSIC WEEK -CONCERT SCHEDULED Will Be Given by Stringed Inau;u- ' ment Clubs at Central High School Tonight. Public

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BAPTISTS TO RESIST MODERNISTS’ FIGHT . Fundamentalists Lay Lines to Re- pulse Liberals in Convention to Open Wedensday. By

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i JAPANESE TRADITION UPSET BY MURDERS Record of Orientals for Few Mari- tal Ruptures Broken by Two Love Tragedies. 6...

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THE -EVENING STAR 5> WREATH ON MONUMENT. President Coolidge honoring the Confederate dead at Arlington na- tional cemetery

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PLOT FOR REVOLUTION By JO s HN HUNTER SEEN IN NICARAGUA Former President Chamorro Re- ported to Have Two Caches of War...

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extensive replanting ‘and created ) 2 elling s high as o ore EMAND FOR COTTON |rcactions and lquidation. The net re- [noon

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20 % RAILS LEAD MARKET IN TODAY’S TRADING Most of Issues Advance Despite Unfavorable "Reports Pub- lished for April....

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FINANCIAL. EW PRICE CHANGES TODAY IN PROVISIONS "egs Seemingly the Only Product im Wholesale Market Consid- ered as...

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SPORTS. ' Nationals Have Rough INCONSISTENT GRIFFMEN TO FACE WORLD CHAMPS Climbing at Expense of Hugmen, Who Start Series...

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"SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, W ASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MAY 26, 1924. o ' U.S. Has a Formidable Marathon Team : Columbia Looks

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WOMAN’S PAGE Frock With Printed Bow at Back BY MARY MARSHALL Perhaps the printed rag doll first suggested this fashion of...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. HELP MALE TNEVER mall ORIGINAL recommendations on_applying for emplo t._Use COPIES. MUTT AND JEFF AUTO

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1924. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Copyright, 1024, by the

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N 2840 v \ APARTMENTS, ETC. Continued. R 14th AND PARK RD.—THREE NICE, iean rooms; elec., gas T s EAD FaDfe, sluk and private

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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES. ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. TRGAINS IN TWO ALMOST FINISHED e type ¥ and B rou howes, Sold ax

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rd > REAL WANTED T0 BUY—HOUSES. BRICK TOUSE 1N GEORGETOWN_8-R.. ba.; am. Box_200-R, Star office. SIX ROOMS: AN I, NEAR LINC.

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12 PUPILS AWARDED PRIZES FOR ESSAYS District School Students Victorious in Contest Sponsored by Chemical Society. 294 WINNERS