Evening Star dated September 5, 1924

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\ \ < \ WEATHER. Tartly cloudy tonight and slightly cooler; tomorrow fair; fresh northeast winds. moderate to ‘emperature for

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ENROLLING GROWS FOR DEFENSE DAY Business Houses Sending in Long Lists of Employes Who Volunteer. Business houses and...

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\ Nothing more was known of the prince’s movements except that he Teturned to the Burden estate some time between 1 o'clock

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RLD FLIGHT REVIEW TALE OF PERIL, HARDSHIPS AND COURAGE Death Seldom Far From Flyers—*“Hard Job” Terse Comment of Smith,...

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A. T. STUART, NOTED EDUCATOR, EXPIRES (Continued from First Page.) alma mater conferred upon him the honorary A. M. degree in

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6 v THE EVENING STAR Y ith Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. [FRIDAY......September 5, 1924 fenE S s B e 2HECDORE W.

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RITES FOR GENERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Services at Covenant and Arling- ton for Lieut. Gen. S. B. M. Young. Funeral services

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‘ HE Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard are at Southampton, L. I. and will be the muests of Mr. and Mrs.

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What Europe Is Saying About America The League of Na!ions.. BY FREDERIC (Frederic William himself at Geneva, during the w...

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10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1924. : ]mflfiflmu I-UANS SAUNDERS HITS BACK. |DAWES DRAFTS SPEECH |

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DAVIS MEETS PARTY HEADS IN ILLINOIS Will Lea\‘/e Chicago Today to Cpen Big Drive on West- ern Front. on September ngle day,

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POLITICIAN INDICTED and leader of the “Egan gang” of St.[spectors after months of investiga- MISSING MAN RETURNS, been...

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< THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ‘FRID'AY, SEPTEMBER 5, , Store Open All Day Saturday—New Autumn Appareltothe Fore!...

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"4 THE EVENING § TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1924. HIBBEN DISCOVERS . LONG LOST REPORT Accused New York...

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SPEEDS UNDER SEA MESSAGE DELVERY Western Union Swift Type Cabie Connects U. S. With Southern Europe. By the Associated Press.

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16 'PAVING FUND FALLS FAR UNDER NEEDS Report of Highway Engineer Shows Many New Streets Left Untouched. Opening up of new...

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G. T. King and Thomas leggers had Leen put to flight amid a [ will be in Altoona, Pa. hail of whistling lead. his spine, and

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2 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1924. ACTORS INDIGNANT - AT POLICE RAIDS Talk of Damage Suits

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HARDING ASSAILS LA FOLLETTE’S AIMS Former Iowa Governor Tells Min- nesota Senator Is Candidate of Socialists. VHEELER ASSLS

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NEAR-RIOT MARKS LOCATELLI COMING Rival Italian Factions Gather te Jeer and Cheer Flyer in New Yerk. NEW YOR September...

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BRIDGE. NOW, LE'S SEE~ HM—M—NO,TH‘\“ ‘l wonNT Do, AH-H- M—M - M- F \ LEAP TH — MO, \ CANT Do THAT- HM— M =M = 1 $EE MORDKIN 5

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22 = IORLD FLIGHT AIM - 15 UNDER SURFACE 5-CENT COFFEE SOON TO GO IN RESTAURANTS Brazilian Government Is Blamed by Cafe...

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ZhePALAIS ROYAL G & 11th Sts. Established 1877 New N qvelt?’ Finger Rings Special, $1.00 Sterling silver mountings. Square

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BECK SEES PERL ROM LA FOLLETE Sglicitor General Calls Pro- ressive Candidate Foe of Constitution. - #cction of La Follette

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THE OWL 'S HOUSE A Thrilling Adventure Story By Crosbi e Garstin Copyright, 1924, by Frederick A, Stokes Co. (Continued from

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26 %&@&&&&@fi&@@@@&&&@@&m&@m@&&f&@i@ R AR AR AR AR AR PRI AR AR R SRR R AR IR R AR IR Sale of Men’s Shirts, $1.00 : . Men’s

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RAD SOIN TO G0 *ON AUCTON BLOGK Denver.and Rio Grande Legal Tangle Ends—New Control Befare January 1. By the Associated Pres

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{Topic Among Traders. ' More Activity in Oils. f BY STUART P. WEST. ecial Dispatel to The Star. NEW YORRK, September 5.—Wall

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FINANCIAL. PRICES HOLD FIRM | CHICAGO MAY ADD . Money.to Loan_|[" when Bupine | ouor igircist WE FINANGE ATCENTER HARKE Apple

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SPORTS. WIN OVER RED SOX GIVES ; BIG HURLER FULL SLATE Has Won Nine in Row Since July 11, to Make Season Record .760—Mogridge