Evening Star dated October 14, 1924

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\ WEATHER Fair tonight and much change in tempera; variable winds. Temperatury 2 pm. today: st 6 day: lowest, 6:30 Full...

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gy FORD WITHORAWS S SHOALS OFFER ) A Pofitics Too Slow for Busi- figss, He Says—Next Move Up to United States. By the...

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ZR-3 RIDE TRIAL-TRIP PASSENGER Craft Went 2,000 Miles in 34 Hours, Mnlors‘ topping. Tells Story Long Voyage ever of W riter

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TI JZVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1924, ———————————-—————————_————"_———————'——'—————“—“_ BODIES OF ARCTIC EXPLORERS FOUND ABOUT 1

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\ . ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. 1. €, TUESDAY, O H)I§I l. 14, ' W. H. COLLINS CHOSEN. In.n\\n of Bondsville, Mass _—...

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i EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. “ WASHINGTON, D. C. ijDAY...A..Octnber 14, 1924 ' THEODORE W. NOYES. ... Editor

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1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. OLD FRIENDS MEET Twenty-six years ago D. J Kaufman founded this business, which from a modest...

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY. e e T —— el = Will have attending her as maid of [Ky., after spending some time with|ton by tha death of

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924. —~ Wwill be assisted by Mrs. Arthur Bry- | number. A numbered

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* mf 1S AGCUSED - . INTARRING CASE flan*e(‘ as ng.cader, But!, i Counsel Denies Part in Attack on Girl. who was with her when

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DISTRIGTBULDING INVADEDBY LEPR Willard Centlivre, Wanderer From'Federal Leprosarium, {$10,000 HOLD-UP IN HOTEL | | Bandits

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12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924, P[R'N NEW -I—RA[}KS CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. . | EDWARD J....

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* CHINESE PRISONER LEAVES DEATH ROW Supreme Court’s Grant of New Trial Gives Hope to Ziang Sun Wan. i | 1 emonstrative |...

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THE EVENING S’I‘A’R} WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924. 14~ HEADS NORTHERST | e, (SOBOAESS SEDSDE SRSBES SEE LA T

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Kprrlnl Dispatch to The Star, of Boys Try to Be “Sheiks,” he! cess, adding that in the year 1924 1y Woods; Shot Father Month

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER >14, 1924. " ' :‘-__ Send for a “Skyscraper” man— When Hard Times hes