Evening Star dated June 8, 1924

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WFATHER. Tncreasing cloudiness and slightly possible local thundershowers tomorrow h east_and ature for t 10 p.m. pm.; | Full

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9 * FRANKS CASE STARTS STUDY OF STRANGERS Chicago Tragedy Stirs New York Police to Teach Children to Detect Frauds. AUTO RIDE

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b NURSE DISAPPEARS; ABSENT FIVE WEEKS Wilhelmina Triplett Killed Self Friends Fear—Police Unin- formed of Mystery. FINDING OF

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a > THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, JUNE '8 1924-PART T District Suffers Set-Back Through Scrapping 60-40 Ratio and...

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Simple Life Wins in Iceland. pro- hibited the importation -of many mod- including wewring apparel The Icelandric Parliament

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Mrs. Coolidge with the orators on the White House lawn, left to right—John M. Dallam of Philadelphia, winner of third homors;

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Y THE . SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. éz JUNE 8, 1924—PART 1. D. C. DELEGATES FACE CONVENTION PROTEST Formal Opposition to...

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FATRE R En B8 B B i Lot B S SR RS R 8 Dainty Laces For Summer Venice Lace Band and Edges, 29¢ to $2 yard So popular for...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, JUNE 8, 1924—PART 1 9 (AL R AR AN R LA AL LR R N A R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R N R I I T

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WICKERSHAM TO AID » DAUGHERTY PROBERS " Will Conduct Appeal From Court Decision Curbing Power of Committee. _REMUS' TESTIMONY

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THE SUNDAY ST. WASHINGTON, D. JUNE B, 1924—-PART 1. n Fiber Reed' Fernery An Important Service Feature Is 34'.85 : %PALAIS

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U, S. ASKS ATTORNEY AT GOLDEN GATE QUIT Attorney General Stone’s Message to Williams by Wire Based on Department Charges....

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DEYBER NAMED CHIEF BY DISTRICT BANKERS “WENUL.Spaid Wins Post of Seare- faryat White Sulphur Springs Business Session. DINNER

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. _'THE . SUNDAY_STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 8, 1924—PART 1. R AR AR AR A AR AR AR A A R A AR AR A A AR e S R R S e R R AR

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Pepperell Unbleached Sheeting, 45¢ Fine even thread quality 234 yards wide. This famous quality sells for 60c. Just 600 yards

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" 18 TRANSPORT STRIKE FULL OF DANGERS Most Sinister Labor l(:wvement Yet| Asks What Is Use of Elections If Result Is...

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THE SUNDAY ‘STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 8, 1924—PART 1. "AMA&T_D'ERCHASE Last Day—Final and Best Bargains of the Great...

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IF WE WERE GOVERNED BY OUR PRICES INSTEAD OF OUR POLICY, WED CALL THIS A SALE A Quarter-Million-Dollar Lifetime Furniture...

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WAY OPEN.TO EXPAND D. €. SCHOOL SYSTEM Appropristion Available July 1 Provides for Buying New Sites and Finishing Buildings.

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PORTRAIT OF SMYTH IS GIVEN TO SCHOOL Night Law Class Graduates of Georgetown University Honor Late District Justice. BRONZE

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‘ALL 14 MINE BLAST VICTIMS IDENTIFIED 8ix at Loomis Colliery Died of Suf- focation—Three Others Per- ished Near Exit. 5...

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FALLS CHURCH. . FALLS CHURCH, Va., June 7 (Spe- elal).—At the town elections next ‘Tuesday the candidates are: For mayor, H.

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SEEK USE OF AUTOS ~ FOR ILL VETERANS Equality-Walter Reed Post Mem- bers Ask Car Owners to Aid """ Hospitalized Men. OUTING

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THE _SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 8. 1924—PART 'L i Tivestone LEADERSHIP 1 3 § " Firestone Leads on Speedway With Five

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ALBANIA REBELS - CAPTURE GORITZA Ministers' Council Urges Capital Be Surrendered to National- ist Leaders. i FOREIGN POLICY

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—OPERA CLUB TO GIVE |WILL HOLD CLASS NIGHT. FIRST PERFORMANCE -+ “Carmelita” Will Be Presented by Maryland University Talent

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. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 8, 1924—PART 1 - MeLBAN, V4y, June 7 (Special).— The School -and Civie Leaxgue met

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28 THE COUNCIL OF LEAGUE TO MEET ON JUNE 11 Farmer Minister Benes of Czecho- | slovakia Will Preside at Session. AMERICAN...

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TR 1 T T AT TR T TTRE OOV TETFTTTARTRSOU BTSSRI Ninth and F' Streets A STORE THAT HAS KEPT STEP for Fifty Years with the...

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(This column is conducted by the District of {@slumbia_Congress of Teacher Associa- a_branch of the National Congress of...

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THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, - D. C., J'UNE 8- 1924-PART T ' VIENNA CQMES, BACK - \ : AS CENTER OF GAYETY : ‘ = R l Corner

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p— bringing in concer's from milen away. You dan tores. Send self-ade fare of my set th Volutsis, Wichita, Kansas, Orystal

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+ 'DANISH CURRENCY » SLUMP EXPLAINED (Editor Says Exchange Problem of . Nation Is More Political Than 3 Financial at Present.

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\ Self-Feeding! ‘| The NEW MOLBY ' House-Heating Boiler Burns Cheap Coal Write for Catalog Mobby Boiler Company 41 East 42nd

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i FINANCIAL, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 8, T924—PART 1. FINANCIAT. 35 " PRIGE DROP HELD DUE BOND SUMMARY FOR THE

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Second Licut. Nelson T. Rebert, 1st Battalior, 121st-Engineers, has been Promcted to first licutenant and as- signed to...

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\ v [ ) [} v . ELKS PUT COOLIDGE’'S TRIBUTE IN MEMORIAL Message Stating Brotherly Love Order Has Made a Reality Laid in...

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Sale of Silk Dresses Tomorrow, Offering ~ Better-Than-Ever-Values, At Ai't Néedlework In a One-Dollar Sale With These Special

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v > \ EDITORIAL PAGE NATIONAL PROBLEMS SPECIAL ARTICLES Part 2—16 Pages WAR BARBS ABOUND IN EASTERN EUROPE Great Dangers in

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THE .EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. . WASHINGTON, D. C. SUNDAY..........June 8, 1024 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor

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EVERYDAY RELIGIQON By RT. REV. JAMES E. FREEMAN, D. D., Bishop of Washington. PLACES AND PEOPLE. T. MATTHEW, 21:17, “He went

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Mizs PAUL KENDRICR SON THOMAS, To ormerly Miss CassandvaFuuk, deughler Representative Funle of 111 a Yiedpaw P?\:Uv....

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JUNE 8, 19%4_PART 2. home in Reading, Pa.. by motor Mon- day. WASHINGTON. D. €. SOCIETY. Country Club for luncheon and mah-

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$0. Be Held Tuesday Evening The Holy Cross Alumnac Assocfation banquet, to be held Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, at the...

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i t j 4 oclock p.r . SOCIETY. hevy Chase Social Calendar for Week Marked by Variety Via.its to Annapolis, House Parties,...

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SOCIETY. THE SUNDAY ST , WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 8, 1924—PART 2. SQCIETY. 39¢ Cooking Spoon Sets With This Coupon d Imported

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SOCIETY. 1924—PART . 2, 25¢ Sanitol Paste With This Coupon 14c Sanitol Tooth Paste, high-grade denti- ®) $16.95 Hodges’...

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SOCIETY. Princes Here for Wedding Honored by Many Events yiggo of Denmark, Who Marries Miss Eleanor ¥ Green, Is Accompanied

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. SO | ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Gardner L. Booth en- Rertained at bridge Friday evening ®t their home on Princess...

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SOCIETY.. June Week Activities Keep Annapolis Society Occupied Naval Academy Ceremonies and Number 0‘ Weddings Fill...

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SOCIETY SOCIETY. ! gan. widow of one of the enormously |lsed the funding of the war debt|though miles of petitions for this ’

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Women's City Club.—Mrs. ¥ McCloskey will be hostess tea today from 4:30 to 6 o'clock. As- wisting Mrs. McCloskey will be Mrs.

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The Dorothy Hancock Chapter made its annual pilgrimage t Mount Vernon Tuesday. The trip was made by boat. After a pienic...

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BOY SCOUTS A multitude of Boy Scouts volun- teered for service in connection with the installation of crystal radio sets n

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—— i — & "LEATRICEJOY .4 Metropolitan. News andComment By W. H. Landvoigt. AS Washington tired of indoor amusement? Is the

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BY HALLETT ABEND. L.OS ANGELES, June 6.—Many a director has, with easy confidence, tried to direct a *“western” on the...

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AMUSEMENTS. . ) r MUSEMENTS Dan McGrew"; Friday, Fred Thom- “Souvenirs,” a serious play by l'.xul "A Milllon Miles o e, five-

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HE bands in connection with the ticularly uppermost in the memory is the music by the “Kiltie Band” from- St. Petersburg,...

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Drivers Urged to Attend Safety | Conference to Block Bad Laws Absurdities in Motor Vehicle Regulation Loom As Real Root of

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[ USED CAR MARKET resent But Small Part of Sales’ Stock. LOW PRICES ARE QUOTED Complexity of Ownership Described in W. A. T.

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UNIFORMITY OF AUTO | LAWS CALLED VITAL | ‘World Motor ‘Transport Congress Hears Plea for Less Con- fusion in Regulations....

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AY STAR, WASHINGTON, -D.. C... JUNE 8, . 1924—PART down' the taxi blll‘!. which total in Jarly unusual unless it is the...

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UNIFORM AUTO RULES FOR U. S. FORECAST Hoover Asks Maryland Official to Join in Accident Data - Coliection. CAREFUL TESTS...

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TERNITIES 41, AL ML 1, M. M. Monday—Trinity, No. Tuesday- ‘Mite ~Associa- —Federal, N Wedneaday—St. Joun' n....

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THE CIVILIAN ARMY Organized Reserves—National Guard. BY LIEUT. STEPHEN F. TILLMAN. Col. Russell Langdon, adjutant of the 3rd

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od Davenport Sufes HOS Three different types as pictured— Overstuffed----Kroehler Cane----Reed T You want the reputation of

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Part 4—4 Pages _ SCHOLZ SCORES IN SPRINT AND BROWN IN HIGH JUMP Three Washington Men Triumph, Norton Winning in 400-Meter...

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- and Edward Elliott ~ Veteran Cub Star, at That, Has Hardly More Than Broken Even—Brown and Coveleskie Once Were Nemesises o

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- Four Central Tossers on All-High Team TWO JOBS EACH AWARDED "TO EASTERN AND WESTERN One Business and One Tech Athlete...

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Putting Gi PLAYS A CAUTIOUS GAME ON THE SLIPPERY GREENS Saves Many- Strokes by His Carefulness—Gains ame Way as Did Barrzs at

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FICTION Part 5—8 Pages MAGAZINE SECTION he Sunday Staf WASHINGTON, D. C, UNDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, , 1924 FEATURES | Patent...

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b 2 THE SUNDAY ST WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 8, 1924—PART 5. Schooner Flounders in Menacing Sweep of a Great Waterspout ....

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T HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNE 8, 1924_PART 5 z=_—'————:———“—_—“—_—— Americans Give New Atmosphere To Shifting...

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Tl’le Honorable BY HENRY KITCHELL WEBSTER Justice in a Far-Off Land and Its Effect on an Official’s Home. ROM the foot of her

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHIN Wallace Irwin, n Letters‘of a Japanese Schoolboy, Presents Some IMuminating Ideas of the To Editor

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P ard As BY ROYAL BROWN The Cold, Calculating Mind Sometimes Produces the Results That Were Not Anticipated. LEVEN - THOUSAND

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JUNEK 8, 1924—PART 5. Problem of Dressing the Flapper for Coming Summer Season BY MARY...

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The Hub’s “Insurance” Feature . Inquire About Qur Death Certificate Feature 10-Piece Genuine Walnut (Vencer) Dining Suite...

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CLASSIFIED SECTION 1§ you desire to sell or purchase aoything, : y 1 you are looking for office help, chauffeurs, large or

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AUTOMOBILES ETC, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FOPULAR CAR SALES AGENCY—STORAGE, repairs and accessories: will sell hum-lud...

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STEA ¥ rrrr -mr'nn«; pars nn-ly p-mt- 518 4-cyl.. i Geod tires and’ condition. 10th st. STUDEB. KER 1927 BIX STX COUTE,...

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RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED-—-ROOMS AND nom TABLE BOARD. APARTMENTS—FURNISHED |...

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APARTMENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. 709D ST. NW. Two light housekeeping rms., 38 yooms. kitchen. wm ‘on "hall anit Dath.

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vaths: 1502 and 1506 21st st. n.w.—Each contain- ing_eight moms, two baths; $125. 11320 docelya st. n.w.—ix rooms and vath;

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“Good Bu_ s in Takoma Park and Vicinity. $11,300+ Pino 8-room medern home 1o D. C. large lot; gurage; oxceptional value....

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FOR SALE—HOUSES. Continued. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. New, substantial detacbed corner - brick fesidence,” contalniog 8 attractive

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Reviews of New Books THE REAL SARAW B By Mme. Pierre Berton, Translat- ~d by Basil Woon. 'MNlustrated. New York: Boni and...

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. " . THE BUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. RESORTS. CAPE MAY. N. T e R e e e S G i O B S S S e ) NEW JERSEY'S PINIBT RESORT...

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GRAPHIC , m]e %u‘tazm gtaf GRAVURE SECTION |F ¢ [ SUPPLEMENT. WASHINGTON E 8 1924, One Day in June The District of Columbia’s

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, . GRAVURE SECTION- JUNE 8, 1924 Just to show that the cavalry riders at Fort Myer Founding of

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THE SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.— GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 8 1924, The Complete Clubwoman By W. E. Hill. Copyright, 1924, by

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI s i ¥ Fountain in the Botanic Garddg Mrs. Charles Dana Gib- son, wife of the artist and sister of Lady

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GRAVURE SECTION-JUNE 8, Our Nation Photos @ by F. W. Kineaid. [5 th dome of Capitol in distance. Misses Roza and Yanca Dolly,

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.— GRAVURE SECTION -JUNE 8, 1924 Unique orchestra which recently furnished the music for...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.— GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 8, 1924, May queen, Miss Margaret O'Connor, and her attendants, who

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. . (.— GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 8, 1924. Take a Kodak with vou You'd like to remember a day like this

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THE The home of the presidents in springtime, o Was SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. GRAVURE SECTION —JUNE 8. 1924. R Y T e IO

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.— GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE B8, 1924. s (S 24-inch Genuine French [ : * “Du Barry Pearls #¥3& \

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THE SUNDAY STAR, From the Newest Screen _ Antonio Moreno and Estelle Taylor in the new Paramount picture, “Tiger Love.” . RIS

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THE SUNDAY NSTAR, WASH I -GRAVURE SECTION JUNE and now comes SILOX emistry’s greatest gift for delightful bodzly comfort UT

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WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 8, 1924. COMIC SECTION UNCLE, AREN'T You COMING WITH US TO I, SEE THE SEVEN " 8 NOT ON YOUR LIFE §—

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LET'S GET UP —— 00 A GOOD GAME OF e tavs RING AROUND y PLAY = o 5y INSTEAD Z &Y, Reclon Dellens ™. P cmene By rnes SO...

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[F YOU ARE GOING To »O SOME OF YouR FAMOUS CARPENTER WORK HEEP QUT OF | WISH WHILE YOU'RE SO AMBITIOUS WITH YourR TooLS You

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NOU BIG SAPRTY Mutt Can’t Get Ahead of Little Jeff WAY JEEF LIED ABouT HIMSELE TO COUNT CLLTTS LAST NIGHT! FIRST, JG€E TOLD