Evening Star dated August 25, 1924

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WEATHMER. Mostly cloudy tomight ard tomor- row; moderate temperature. Temperature for 24 hours ending at p.m. today—Highest,

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TRADEBOARD ASK DEFENSE DAY AD Calls. Upon Members to Co- Operate in National Test of , Potential Man Power. Faurther appes!

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GIRL, 14, FATALLY HURT N ACGOENT Elizabeth Deatrick Believed . to Have Fallen From Auto While Motoring. Elizabdth Deatrick,

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~ AUTOINTERESTS HIT HURTFUL HOWLING' Strike Back at What Is Tqrmed Propaganda Against Use of Automobiles. Condemning the...

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{ MAIORTY OF 000 FOR RS FERGUSON l Opponent Admits Defeat and Congratulates First Wom- an Nominee. Ts the Ascociated Pross.

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THE EVENING STAR With Sundsy Morning Edition. _ WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY.......August 25, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 25 1924 MASONIC RITES HELD R AR AR R R AR ARG A ARG R AR AR AR LANSBURGH

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S0 CIETY. SOCIETY The Secretary of War, Mr. Weeks, Will Remain in His Summer Home at Lancaster For Some Days. HE Secretary of

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MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1924. ROANOKE CITIZENS HUNT BOY’S SLAYER Man Seen Twice After Robah Thomas Brown, 14, Was Beaten to Death.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, N Woodward X Lotheop New Fall Fashions The very atmosphere of mellow Autumn finds...

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THD RON NGNS OF NARS PGTURED One Travels East, the Other " West, Flagstaff Observ- ers Discover. By the Ausociated Press....

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12 LEAGUE PLANS NEW ARMAMENTS PACT Will Consider American Draft to Replace, Mutual Assist- ance Treaty. By the Associated...

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JOHN W. DAVIS HOLDS RE( after his speech at Seagirt, N country. EPTION AFTER DENOUNCING KU KLUX KLAN, - J. Fifty thousand...

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.. 34 ORY ACT NULLFED FARS DECLARES Both Old Parties Alike, Says i Prohibition Nominee, Ad- ] dressing Women. THE EVENING...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 25 1 MUTT AND JEFF —The Tourists Are in Boston, Which Isin Mass., Cal’s

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FIVE BIG NUMBERS ONWCAP PROGRAM Marine Band Concert, Songs | and Talks Tonight—WRC ! Offerings Varied. A diversificd program

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(Continued from Yesterday's Star.) As he rounded the house to the porte-cochere, he came upon the car- riage. It had stopped,

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CAN ACHIEVE PEAK AGAIN BY TWICE BEATING BROWNS Johnson Pitcked to Face Sislerites in One of Tw Games Slated—Bucks’ Infield

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Resetting of Wrist Watch in Fob BY MARY MARSHALL. Fickle fashion has given up her wrist watch, and instead is

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FINANCIAL “0CKS GO LOWER N TRADING TODAY harp Declines in Some Is- sues—Chandler Weak. Other Motors Gain. BY STUART P. W 41

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FINANCIAL." FINANCIATL. : tock: d bol ke = - - RAIN WILL HELP NEW YORK CURB MARKET | ELECTRICAL GOODS [fi-":ius Wa505 [ mor

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22 HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. HELP—MALE. NEVER mall ORIGINAL rccommendations 1. COPIES....

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FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. | RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. APARTMENTS—FURNISHED APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED ___FOR RENT—STORES. Continued. |

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24 REAL ESTATE LCANS Continued. MONEY TO LOAN ON 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS; settlements made in three d HOPKINS & HO! Franklin 5571

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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES ntinued. ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES mtinued. BOSS & PHELPS, REALTORS, $15,000. Iz Chevy Chase. A beautitn:

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i 26 LOCAL GUARDSHEN [ s JSELMIE SR o o e 2222 |(NOME IN BACK FROM GAMP Leave Humphreys After Award of Medals for Pro-:...