Evening Star dated November 28, 1924

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WEATHER. Unsettled tonight and tomorrow; prob- ably rain; colder tomorrow; fresh south- west winds. Temperature for 24 hours

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S TY TONG PEACEFALS; ILLINGS RENEWED Thanksgiving Strollers Cap- ture Two Suspects in New " York Shooting. By the Associated

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a . EVENING ®TAE, WASHINGTON. D. NOVEMBER 28, TooL’ PASSIUN PLAYERS, 3 ASSISTANTS AND NEW BUILDING |GROUP AT HOUSE FIRE |GAS

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PEASANT REVOLT ALARMS MOSCOW Georgia Uprising Put Down Ruthlessly—1,000 Reported & Slain by Chekas. - By Cable to The Star

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AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM WINS PERUVIAN MATCH Has Scant Margin of Three Out of Possible 1,350 Over matches of the pan-American...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.....November 28, 1924 THEOCDORE W. NOYES. ...Editor

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It’s quite unusual—the value we have been able to incorporate in these Men's Shoes at Eight Dol- lars. But nothing has been

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY M . Coolidge to Attend Concert of Ernest MacMillan of England in Congregational Church. RS. COOLIDGE,...

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SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) Mombello, the minister attache of the French embassy, Brig. Gen. George A. L. Dumont;

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. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924. . Rev. J. Harvey Dunham of the West- | this newest of the

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CROSS WORDS PLAY HAVOC IN THEATERS Alidience Indifferent to Stage, While Actors Need i Spur to Answer Cues. By Consolidated

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1 WALES RECOUNTS AMERICAN THRILLS Prince, at Thanksgiving Din- i ner in London, Tells of His Trip. / By tae Associated Press.

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HIGHWAY CAPACITY INCREASE URGED Hoover’s Engineering Com- mittee, Soon to Meet, Sug- gests Safety Methods. Looking forward

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FLOATING BASES AID NEW DRY FLEET ¥Mother Ships” in Wettest Spots on Coast Help Greatly { in War on Rum-Runners. “Section...

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UDENDORF GLOR S CENUS WANE ILE ",‘nenburg Victory Result of {dunior Officer’s Plan, ir- Newspaper Asserts. i $i {BY EDGAR...

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GRANT IMPROVED, LEAVES HOSPITAL Rector Ready to Go to Work. Is “Badly in Need of Money,” He Says. By the Associated Press.

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THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. OLIDGE ATTEND THANKSGIVING SERVICE. The Star’s camera man snapped this picture as the Chief Executive

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Jwo Countries Striving to ake Business and Improv- § ing Armies and Navies. H BY A. R. DECKER. \‘rmpoldenm of Star and the

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'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924. . Wo dmard & o hmj] wThe Christmas StOre <l o See Our Other

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WELFARE OFFICER | CURBED BY COURT Woman'’s Association Enjoins Mrs. W. M. Stoner in Clinic Activities. Justice Hoehling of

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* SXNDWN KILED * INFRENEH STORW Further Loss of Life Feared.| West Coast and Interior vivient havoc board and :, oceasion-

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EVERY RAIL RULE BROKENBY CHINESE Armies Run Trains Regard- endless flood, not an accident of any sort was recorded. At one

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1,800 PUPILS PAY HONOR TO LINCOLN Missouri and lowa Children Make Pilgrimage to Eman- cipator’s Tomb. By the Associated...

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To save many minutes of busy shoppers’ time— to take the fluster and rush from Christmas shop- ping details—Kann’s is ready

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Two-to-Six Coats Velvet Frocks for Miss Glove Silk Underwear Is a - gfigh" $14.95 Seven-to-Fourteen Dainty Gift Thought TS...

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introduced by Representative Fits-|the District of Columbia. and for other purposes” approved| the code of the District of

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SPORTS ' Junior League Holds Honors HAS BIG EDGE ON RIVAL ~ IN CLOSENESS OF RACES Younger Circuit Frequently Has Had Titles

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ARMY HAS MUCH BETTER * RECORD THAN NAVY TEAN Comparisun of Accomplishments This Season Indi- cate Soldiers Are Stronger Than

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SPORTS. THE i EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. s : oy A NOVEMBER 28, 4 C. FRIDAY, . South Atlantic Grid Battles Keen : Penn Earns

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% T 3 FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924, FINANCIAL. VIOLENT ADVANCES | r~ew Yore...