Evening Star dated September 7, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair and slightly warmer today, to- morrow becoming unsettled. Temper- ature for 22 hours ending at 10 p.m. last...

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CODLIDGE ASSALS SORALISTC TREND Warns U. S. in Baltimore Speech of Encroachment Upon Court Powers. ADVISES QUICK ACTION Chief

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* MISSHENDLEY S00 10 QUIT SCHOOLS Dr. Ballou Accepts With Re- gret Her Resignation as Supervising Principal. Miss Flora L.

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DEMOCRATS BEGI PLANS YEAR AHEAD Virginia Committee to Con- sider Program for Nomina- | tion of 1925 State Ticket. RICHMOND,

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OFFICIALS TOSEE { MARINES IN ACTION Many Visitors Expected to { Witness Re-enactment of | Battle of Antietam. Epecial...

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CARDIAL'S ETTER CHEERSHOLY NAVE Protector: of Society Wires Approval of Plans for Convention Here. ‘The more than 306 workers

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¥ § curtains. i IR SECONDTRIAL 1S MARKED SUCCESS Ship Remains in Air Nine Hours Without Slightest | Sign of Trouble. By Cable

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IT PAYS TO 35¢c Water Pails E-Z Seal Fruit Jars % With This With This Coupon and Coupon and 2 19¢ 79c Dozen m One dozen Atlas

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25c Tooth Paste With This Coupon and 18c Regular 25¢ tubes of Koiynos Tooth Paste (S Two 10c Cakes Soap With This Coupon and

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART 1. ° IT PAYS TO o : 9 (= BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. ST *THE DEPENDABLE

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" ENGLAND PRAISES PREMIER'S STAND Considers League Prestige Increased by Presence of MacDonald and Herriot. BY A. G 3y Radio

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VIRGINIA SCHOOLS EXPECT BIG YEAR Increased Enroliment Is Re- ported Through State—Im- provements Made. Special Dispateh to

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AT IO CHOIOTCIOIOICHOIOIIGIOIOIGIOICTC .Crown Prince Socco, Aged, Deserted, Moodily Awaits Relief Through Death Ape, 13,...

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14 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART 1. R L/ /] ] ]D]—]—/————————— ———— A A AR R R AU AR AR AR A AR

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THE ‘SUNDAY STAR, "WASHINGTON, D. C.,” SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART L . 1 VGG SHGOBSBLLGOLLGYGLLLGYSOEES GOLEGE G HE LLLGLLLLYESE

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6. W. U. EXPECTING 10 HAVE BIG YEAR Building Program Pro- gresses—Structure to Be Devoted to Architecture. With "Corcoran...

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART 1. \ 17 “TYPOTHETAE PLAN [T o e Gtaree —semeor—) o , ] —— P Open a

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& / DISABLED MEN GET PERSHING MESSACE Retiring Commander Lauds for Europe Dr. Stevenson Real When Duty Rev. Hugh T....

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Hundreds of New Arrivals in Attractive Nightgowns at $1.00 Made of Windsor wash and ready crepe. Plain colors, floral and...

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THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART 1.’ AESEEEESEESEESEEEEEENSREESR (AR A ERRRR R R R R MR RN...

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THE Time to Think About Your New Fall Curtains and Draperies Defore long you will need them to make the home more comfortable

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Reviews of THE HOME-MAKER. By Dorothy Canfield, author of “Rough-Hewn,” ete. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co. HE clear purnose

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- KAPPABETA PIS T - T0 CAPTURE' CITY | ——— ] Fraternity Convention to Open at New Willard Hotel |} September 19. Washington

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Army and Navy News By M. H. ARMY. Of the 10 major generals come due for retirement between now and October 10, 1925, it iS

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART 1. ; e N b e A e = AROUND THE CITY By Nannie well—and sometimes

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ORY SPELL HORTS CROPS I VRGN Outlook for Corn Declared ! Poorest in Years—Ap- ples Are Hit. By the Associated Pross RICHMOND,

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' ‘Bfl’ UYS]’ERMEN Worm Laboring | ROCKVILLE. Municipal Dances OLDEST CITIZEN DIES. | ASHTON HEIGHTS [2 WOMEN ARE CHOSEN " | I

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28 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHIN(};I'()N, D. C., SEPTEMBER 7, 1924—PART 1. . 909 F Street—at 9th | 909 F Streét—at 9th...

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REV W T. TALLON | STONE HONORS MEMORY he wi f flow 1 - OF PILGRIM MAIDEN | cabiitiing the cotons of Plymouth, o Woman...

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THE SUNDAY FRATERNITIES MASONIC LODGES. Mond: No; 10: called off. prisiness 9, called off. No. 17, orge (. Temple-No...