Evening Star dated November 25, 1924

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berit WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION WEATHER. Tartly cloudy tonight and tomor. row; not much change in tempera- ture....

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FEy KORETZ IS FACING | TWO PROSECUTIONS Both lllinois and U. S. Gov- ernment Seek to Press Charges He Confesses. By the...

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v HOEHLINGSTUDES | TAXPUBLITY ST Hears Arguments on Action to Prevent Opening of Returns. Justice Hoehling of the District ne

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WANT ALL TRAFF VOLATORS TRED Mid-City Citizens Favor $500 Fine and E_nd of Col- lateral System. At its regular monthly...

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COUNSEL DECLARES DISTRICT DEMANDS TWO MORE COURTS (Continued from First Page.) CATLE SHORTACE PREDCTINS RECUR Era of High...

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THE EVENING STA ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. 'WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. .. .November 25, 1924 THEODORE: W. NOYES. . ..,...

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/ B0 bl B L o H. BUGHER EXPIRES oot sositon’ o Sens?eom: | ANDREW C. RAWLINGS the postmaster general eac missioner. CITY NEWS