Evening Star dated November 9, 1924

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/ unday Stae, WEATHER. Partly cloudy tod Tomorrow, In- creasing cloudiness and warmer, prob- ably followed by rain;...

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2 CLASSIFYING BODY READY FOR APPEALS Efficieney Rating Having Been Adopted, Board Will Tackle Protests. With an efficiency

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Invents Low Price Oil Burner for Stove | and Furnace | A remar costs only which he AN, 64, KILLS SELF, - DEIECTEDINLOVE...

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4 BROOKHART HURT BY RAPPING DAWES Viewed as Radical and Bolter by Many Voters, lowa Editor Says. W. WAYMACK. Towa, BY W. DES

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_— ANGLO-SOVIET PACT IS HELD IMPENDING Britain Needs to Establish Trade Relations With Soviet Government. BY WILLIAM BIRD,

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6 THE SUNDAY (TRIBUTES T0 DEAD STAR, WASHINGTO D. €, NOVEMBER 9, 1924—PART 1. —_— BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA HONOR UNKNOWN HERO D.

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THE SUNDAY "STAR, WASHING Comas, he is survived by twa other daughters, Mrs. Irving Scribner and Mrs. Frank Bernstein, and

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8 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, NOVEMBER 9, 1924—PART 1. o e e e e e —— ——— ]...

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THE . Smartest Women Wear Transformations —and nobody knows it. A soft, wavy transformation or switch added to thin, straggly