Evening Star dated July 7, 1924

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WEATHER. Tneettled tonight and tomorrow probably showers: not much change in_temperature Ter ture ending at 2 pm at 10 wm.

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2 * POLICEMAN HELD N SECOND CHARGE Guy Rone, Accused of Aiding Hold-up of Motorist on Bladensburg Road. DENIES BEING AT SCENE

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COMPROMISE MAY - CONTROL AJORTY Must Have Unqualified Back- ing of All Who Freed Delegates, However. BREACH IS WIDENED...

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CONVENTION SPLI, 2 NOMINEES, SEEN Democrats May Parallel La Follette-Coolidge Broil, Says Observer. COX COMES TO NEW YORK...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. JULY 7 alloting Continues After Effort to Break Deadlock Fails' | : 9; Glass,...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY.... ..July 7, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES . . Editor Phe...

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THE EVENING STEPHEN B. ELLERY DEAD. District Employe, Former Merch- Dies at Home Here. Stephen B. Ellery, seventy-three vears

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8 SO SOCIETY President and Mrs. White House This Morning By Mrs. Stearns of Boston. RESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge were joined at

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4000D.C. PUPLS RETURN T0 BOOKS Engaged in Vacation Studies to Make Up the Re- corded Deficiencies. DOHENYS ATTAGK OIL...

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¢ @nd that of a nex TEN, DEATH TOLL - INSTEAMER FIRE ‘odles of Flve Newsboys Re- - covered as Two Investi- gations Are...

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“AD" MEN GATHER FOR WORLD PARLEY 2.000 Expected From Amer- ica Alone to Attend London Convention, July 14-18. By the...

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. . LD0GIVENMEALS P?ga for Relief Funds Is Re- hewed by Red Cross Di- i rector After Survey. [ TWO HURT IN STORM DIE |...

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" RIPPL G RUB A Thrilling Mystery Story By J. S. F Copyright, 1924, by G. LETCHER P. Putnam's Sons. T BIGUS (Continued from