Evening Star dated May 31, 1924

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| \ \’Struck Victim With Chisel, Then \) i ' WEATHER. Fair tonight; cloud ate westerly winds Temperature for twenty ended at

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2 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY IN CHARGE OF AMERICANIZATION FESTIVAL. MAY 31, 1924, FUNDS TO ADJUST ...

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BISHOP RETRACTS "HERESY ADMISSION Rt. Rev. William Brown Completes Testimony Before Episcopal Trial Board. ACCEPTS CREED AND

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DROP IN MIDDLE WEST INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY Slackening of Manufactures Some Lines Brings Increase in Surplus Labor. in EMPLOYES

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CLEVELAND READY FOR 50,000 GUESTS Arrangements Completed to Enter- tain Vast Throng at Repub- lican Convention. 14 STATIONS

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Ealtion. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY.......May 31, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor The

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- - SOCIETY. Oriental or Domestic, Cleaned, Washed, Repaired : RUG and Stored A. H. Bakshian 818 Conn. Main 6667 Ave. The...

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TRY MARS BY RADIO, i NOW AIM OF SCIENCE Series of Experiments at Chicago University Arouses New Interest. BALLOON TO TEST...

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U. S. WORLD FLYERS IN HISTORIC CITY Kagoshima Scene of Landing of First Christian Missionaries in Japan 300 Years Ago. £...

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CHURCH TO OBSERVE 50TH ANNIVERSARY Two Services Will Be Held Tomor- row at Mount Tabor Edifice, Beginning Series. €. MORG. N

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CLARENDON PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL HERE Rev. Dr. C. P. Ryland Coming to Kendall Baptist Church on June 15. REV. C. P. RYLAND, Rev.

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HUB FANS ARE ENTHUSED OVER FEATS OF RED SOX Nearly 40,000 Jam Fenw: 4 Triumph of Fohlmen Tables and Take the N INJURY MAY PUT

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NG STAR, WASHINGTO. D. ¢, SATURDAY International Definition of “Amateur” Is Sought RECORDS ARE SHATTERED AMERICANS SEEK...

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s . THE THIN PRESIDENT COOLIDGE AND SECRETARIES WEEKS A THE EVENING SIOUX INDIANS PLACE FLOWERS ON SON’S GRAVE. Joseph...

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REAL ESTATE. - NATION’S REALTORS HERE TUESDAY FOR MEETING ‘Momentous Problems in Housing to Be | Discussed—More Than 3,500

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Cities above 260,000 population in no case report decreases. Ten per cent tles under 25,000 report wage Findings of an...

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REAL FARM BUILDING BOOM EXPECTED AT ONCE Rural Districts and Small Towns Likely to Kecp Lumber Mills Busy. BIG CITIES HAVE

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R $2,000,000 BUILDING PERMITS FOR WEEK Apartment Hotel to Be Erected on North Side of H Between 11th and 12th. EAL NEW ...

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REAL REAL DEPRESSION STARTS,SAYS BABSON Gtatistics Show Sales in Leading States Has Decreased Duung Year May §1.—1s ion in

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REAL ESTATE. $1,500,000 INVOLVED IN 30 REALTY DEALS Washington Market Strong De- spite Weather, Says Mc- Keever & Goss....

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REAL BROADWAY BETS GIRL TINNEY HIT RELENTS Tollies Beauty Still Calls Comedian “Sweetest Thing in World” Despite Alleged...

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FINANCIAL. PROVISIONS MARKET NOTES FAIR DEMAND Light Receipts in Live Stock and Dairy Products Reported by Commission...

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BANK ROBBER MIMICS CHARACTER IN FICTION Assumes “Gray Personality” and Makes Way With $47,000 in San Francisco. IDENTITY IS

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C FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. RIOK—We are in a itlon to deliver brick Z“ ‘heap price. See ouf superintendent at 14th

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EIC REG’LAR FELLERS ROOMS, RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. « unllnuul. i well kept. hions ING N.w ond-floor Pleasant car: ga ST K Mt

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APARTMENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. Continued, THE SAL LDA 1101 Euclid St. 307—3 rooms and bat SORRENT! U 233 18th St o

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1924. - REAL ESTATE. SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY | N...

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[ ~98 " .REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. | FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. Continued. ———— 3 ! McKEEVER & GOSS Offer you the...

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AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY NOTICES. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS, “TTHOS. 3. OWEN & SON, AUCTION i mllees' Sld: . ing the Entire

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SEES EVERY NATION FACING REAL PERIL |, Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Retired, Speaks at Memorial Rites at Fort Stevens. PATRIOTISM