Evening Star dated September 23, 1924

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WEATHER. Fair and slightly tomorrow fair. Moderate n ‘emperature for 24 hours, tod. Highest, 59, ¥ lowest. 53, at 7 Full...

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4 2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Ti}ESDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 1924. _____—___—__—__——__%“_L_———_—_\ _—- DRUGRISTS DECRY .

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« EXCESS LAWS AND FAILURE TO VOTE Cites Increase In Federal Litigation. MORE INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY NEEDED Political Machines...

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LS HOLDS HAL VIOLATEDDRYLAW Attorneys to Act in Matter of Maryland Representative’s “Cider Party.” As cider presses all over

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"MORNING HOUR SET': FORA.E.F. PARADE Memorial Program Arranged to Avoid Conflict With World Base Ball Series. Members of the

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T HE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY,- SEPTEMBER 23, 1924, ww% DISTRICT'S SCHOOL PROBLEM 'HE EVENING STAR . With

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wanted! £olks who value comfo within’f.. the least little SIS forlor2 afaques’ Spravas TY.REfE',S" Antiseptic: POWDER...

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SOCIETY SOCIETY Sir Esme and Lad y Isabella Howard Will Close Summer Embassy the End of the Week. HE Ambassador of Great...

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; THE EVENING STAR, Twenty-eight cities in the United States, besides Washington, have de- partments of educational research

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» STARVING FILIPINOS ARE EATING ROOTS 40,000 in Two Provinces Suffer From Floods and Plague. By the Associated Press. MANILA,

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SCIENTIST REVEALS NEW SUGAR SOURC Prof. Baly Explains Syn- thetic Method of Pro- ducing Sweets. Nature is soon to be assisted

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12 NOTHVET SR s I]EATH I[]J.l._“[]W 59 | A1l Months Beach 200-Point Limit % Scores Left Homeless in Wis- consin-Minnesota...

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" TRADE AD PLEDGED TOHAMPTON ROADS Port Cities Throughout U. S. and Canada Reported Eager to Co-Operate. "By the Associated

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14 BUTLER'S ILLNESS “rmeesox tEeatuen Great Liner Four Hours Late, Wlth| HAI.]-S SHUWDUWN Propeller Broken—Must Go to Dry...

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THE OWL’S HOUSE A Thrilling Adventure Story' By Crosbie Garstin Copyru;n;. 1924, by Frederick A. Stokes Co. __(Continued from

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16 VBSIRE, Tokish Towshs o " Mol Shades ) ‘ —with scalloped and fringed bot- 50 dozen White Towels, size ~y. o \ toms, in...

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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE MAY INVESTIGATE THIS HARD CIGER PARTY. resentative John Philip Hill's Baltimore back yard, was the...

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DAVIS AND ATADO0 MEET ATLUNCHEON Candidate and Defeated Contender to Discuss Cam- paign Plans Today. iy the Associated Press.

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NEW PAN-AMERICAN PROGRAN BY RADIO Native Music of Southern| Climes Scheduled for To- night by WRC Station. A Pan-American...

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GEANTELQUOR PLOT IS CHARGED Dry Agents Seize Thousands of Cases in Louisiana. Two Men Arrested. By the Associated P NEW ORLE.

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WOMAN’S PAGE Complete Wardrobe for Mourning BY MARY Golng into mourning as a means of rhowing your berecavement is getting 1o

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FINANCIAL STEEL ACROSS 109 IN FINAL TRADING Baking Shares and Motor Stocks Extra Strong in Last Hour’s Deals. Air Reduct...

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FIN WHOLESALE PRICES AT CENTER MARKET Liberal Receipts — Lettuce Bit Cheaper—Hardly Any Other Changes. fruits the of Today's

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24 SPORTS. Fa BUCKS SURE TO COP FLAG IF MOUND WORK HOLDS UP Johnson Scores 13th Straight Win and 23d of Sea- son at Expense

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SPORTS. T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924, SPORTS. 25 Two D.C. Golfers in Amateur Tourney...

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0 HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924. MISCELLANEOUS. —— Star “Want Ad”...

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC FOR SALE——MISCELLANEDUS FURNITU a1l Kinds. new and used. tresses, Bed springs of ail mMoney ‘when you buy 8

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£o8 APARTMENTS. ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1924 REAL ESTATE. ROOMS ARD BOARD IN...

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{ , REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924. OFFICES AND STUDIOS RENT—WAREHOUSES....

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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924. FOR...

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AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 EDUCATIONAL. 31 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES....

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THREE D. C. PILOTS T0 RAGE IN'DAYTON Lieuts. Beau, Stemmetz and Duke Entered in Inter- national Events. Three Washi Army -