Evening Star dated July 12, 1924

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WEATHER. ienerally probably thunderstorms: little cha perature. Temperature ending at 2 p.m. toda at 4:30 p.m. yesterday 30

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POLICEMEN'S TRIAL FIXED FOR MONDAY Assault Chargés Against Two Officers Pushed by One of Alleged Victims. VINDICATED IN...

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La Folle Sentiment in Doubtful States Indicates [Possible Swing to and Coolidge Additional reports in The Evening Star's poll

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R Js— 4 * SHORT-WAVE TESTS IN ELABORATE WAY Westinghouse Company Ex- periments With Broadcast | ' Equipment at Heavy Cost.

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§ v SPEEDSIPTRAL FEXGO, ARVEY Court Seeks to Have Case Against South Carolinan Completed Today. Tix the Associated Press...

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.~ ., -three of these adverse factors. They THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C....

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MAPLE LUNCH Bethesda, Md. Chicken Dinner Served Special = All Day Sunday 13+ DURANT “Just a Real Good Car”’ GRAVE VAULT...

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S Slu PORTS. E€RIFFS, IN FORM UPSET y -WIN ONLY TWICE IN WEE Faulty Fielding Hands 4-10-3 Game to Tygers and - Drops...

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“MEXICAN NIGHT” 1S WRC FEATURE Pan-American Union Spon- sors Program Designed to Promote Friendly Relations, A “Mexican...

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FIN POOL OPERATONS - PUSH STOCKS U Also Helps Keep Prices at i High Levels. B the Associated Press i NEW YORK, July 12.—Stock

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N ’ . MARARA AN FINANCIAL. Public Utilities Are Sound Invesiment, Babson Asserts Cofisiders Group Better Off Than Trac-...

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WHERE BRAZILIAN cording to news received by the and are in full control. bombarded by the rebels. B REBELS ARE SAID TO BE IN

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REAL ESTATE.' Business Men to Back School For Instruction i!t Trades Planned to Increase Efficiency of Build- ing...

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| LAUD WASHIGTON elegates to Recent Conven- ! tion Here Grateful for Hos- ! pitable Courtesies Given. Expressions of surprise

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PACKAGE RECEIVING 'ROOM 15 PROPOSED Plan in Office and Apartment t Buildings Urged to Save * Time on Deliveries. A receiving

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31 FOUND GUILTY IN BEER CONSPIRACY Mayor and Other Officials of. De- troit Suburb Among Group Convicted. By the Associated

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" DRY AGENTS UNDRR FIREFORSPEEDING Maryland Vehicle Commis- sioner Protests to Haynes of Danger to Public. | Dispateh to The

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ITTLE CTORIES ,[}6’ Bflg)ml}r:' BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. The Mysterious Whistle. Your laughter may prove out of tune. e wire

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« T 1 MEMORIALS ARE.GIVEN 70 ST. THOMAS’ CHURCH Joseph McReynolds Is Latest Donor—Structure Greatly Improved. Sxxt.h Pmbyufian

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FEWER BUT LARGER CHURCHES INDICATED Tendency Shown by Survey Con- ducted by Congregational Churches of Country. A notable...

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SITUATIONS—FEMALE. Continued. WIDOW, well educated, destres hotel as’hostess or housekecper. ition_1n ain 3532, £ Ty Sl...

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. ATURDAY, JULY 12, 1924, ROOMS, ETC. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. IN RABBITBORO—At the Sewing Circle. _ By...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1924. REG’LAR FELLERS —A Hurry Call. : e T MADEIRA, = 2 7 : 7 UINCY W7

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REAL ESTATE. RENT HOUSES—UNFURNISHED SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. | SALE—SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Continued. — Lol oo & GOTEN AVE LOOK

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REAL ESTATE. ___ FOR SALE—_HOUSES. SEL FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ COLORED—156th AND R BTS. N.W cash, balance monthly, 8-room and 2-

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REAL ESTATE. POR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES, Continued. Cetneg. BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors. $14,750. NEAR WARDMAN PARK -...

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AUCTION SALZS. FUTURE DAYS. FHOMAS J. FROSTEE'S OWEN AUCTTONEERS. SALE OF VALUABLE CONSISTING OF LOT _FRONT: FEET ON 4lst...

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28 PARLEYTOREVEN COTTON STANDARDS Conference in London to Con- sider Objections to the Ac- cepted U. S. Scale. Another...