Evening Star dated September 14, 1924

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WEATHER.. Fair today and tor much change in temperature, perature for 22 hours en yesterday—Highest, lowest, 68, at 1¢ p.m.

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) MACDONALD FACES TRYING SITUATION Has Maintained Germans Were Noet Alone Guilty ~ for World War. BY WILLIAM BIRD. By Radio

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LA FOLLETTE TALK INN. Y. THS WEEK Audience to Hear Candidate, But Radio Will Also Carry His Words. La Follette - Wheeler...

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NEW YORK VIEWED SAFE FOR COOLIDGE Third Party Stirs More Ex- citement Than Davis, But G. 0. P. Is Unworried. BY DAVID...

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GERMAN CABINET SMASH AVERTED Stresemann Declares His War Guilt Statement Was Misconstrued. % BY SAMUEL SPEWACK. BERLIN,...

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I‘ SWEEP CUP SERIES Tilden and Richards Defeat Wood and Patterson in Final Singles. By the Associated Prass. PHILADELPHIA.

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COOLIGE T0 GRET VITAG DRUGESTS National Convention, With . Big Show, Opens Here September 22. { Presidant Cootiage will...

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Late Arrivals and Smart Store News of Today By ETHEL M. PARKS Are you one of those who love a mesh bag, but seldom find one

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R R R @ u - o oa perfect. For Those Who Wish to Vary Their Bobbed Hair with a more elaborate head-dress, these extra pieces

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' THE - SUNDAY"STAR,' WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 14, 1924 PART 1. Beautiful Velour Window Drapes 50-In. Width Sunfast...

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MONASTERY HERE 0 BE GONSECRATED Franciscan Shrine 25th An- niversary Exercises to Be Held Wednesday. The Franciscan...

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12 OHIO WOMAN JUDGE SORORITY SPEAKER Judge Florence Allen Among Guests of Honor of Kappa Beta Pi Convention. Judge Florence

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T America’s Largest ' = (v ‘ Tenlh'Anniversary We’re Offering You the EASIES}; TERMS Diamonds, Watches Silverware and Pearls

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14 SHRINERS' GUESTS | HAVE FINE OUTING Rain Which Swept City Hap- 1 pily Missed Almas Picnic | at Great Falls. Not bothered

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THE SUNDAY THE SECRET OF BEAUTY ' Will be disclosed by Mlle. Lasille, personal representative of Helena Rubenstein, world...

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o2 v we wd 16 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 14, 1924—PART 5 W#“...

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' BRTAN STIRRED BYLLOYD GEORGE Declaration of War on Mac- ; Donald Policies Makes an 1 Election Probable. BY A. G. GARDINER.

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T — : . : THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 14, 1924 PART.T. DE GROUPS For the Dining Room and Bédroom Featured

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* PEOPLES OF EUROP IGNORING POLITICS Tardieu Notes Marked Indif- ference, With Condemnation of League Developments. BY ANDRE

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ITOSTT&0 VR TONORRON Dates for Other Openings An- nounced—Many Changes Made in Faculty. a capacity enrollment and cd4 growth

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University to Begin ' 56th| Year on October 1—Regis- tration Exceeds Records. 3 which is of October upon its fifiy-sixth...

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NAVAL OFFICERS' . COURSE OFFERED G. W. U. to Institute Instruc- tion for Reserves With Navy Department Aid. Goorge Washington

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6. W. U, FORESEES BIG ACADEMIG YEAR Institution to Open TernrBet- ter Equipped Than Ever, Is Claim. ficorge Washington...

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-y ASK EARLY RULING Seffators Press for Action in| ourt on the + Fight for Books of Ohio Bank. AN effort. will "be made...

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. LEADER MIRANDA “NEXICOS BRYAN Presidential Candidate Lik- ¢+ ened to Distinguished American. ®pecial Dispatch to The Star.

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357 BUSSES HANDLE TRAFFICIN VIRGINIA "345 Transport Passengers and 22 Are Freight Carriers. - Epecial Dispateh to The Star.

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« SUOPE ENLARGED FOR FAIRFAX FAR ‘Annual Exhibition, October 1-3, Expected to Surpass Assooiation’s Past Records. The annual

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Washington’s Great Music Center—The Homer L. Kitt Co’s. KNABE STUDIOS— Announces the Opening of Its Annual FALL CLEARANCE...

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39 39 mIc= - ot G C C HC o= CHHECE O oNde T HIIE T O =T NI ECHHC 0 = oI eEos HIC ok W\ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,...

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CONVENTION RUSH MAY BEEXPECTED New Home of Chamber of - Commeree of United States ‘Will Add Needed Facilities. ‘Washington's

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THE SUNDAY - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 14, 1924—PART 1. J0DAY DIVORGES : » . EASY IN YU[}MAN ANNOUNCING---Phillip

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32 “PROPOSAL T0 SCRAP - ARMY STIRS ROW Sweden Aroused by Policy of Danish Laber Regime, Call- 1 ing It “Suicide.” News. HOLM,

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" CHLDLABOR LAW TEXT BOOK'ISSUED Woman’s Committee Booklet Contradicts Claims of Amendment’s Foes. Definitely contradicting