Evening Star dated December 30, 1924

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Rain or snow tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; low- est tonight

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9 * NEW GIFT TAX LAW TOPENALIZE RITTER Manufacturer Must Pay Heavily for Giving Away Stock to Employes. BY ROBERT T. SMALL.

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MEDYHELDGULTY OF NANSLAUEHTER ‘Former Prize Ring Dandy Convicted of Slaying Mrs. Theresa Mors. By the Associated Press. LOS

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P"4““ ® ASSERTS BRITISH ALOOFNESS PAST Ambassador Howard Says U. S. Can Stand 0ff, But Own Nation Cannot. Time Is Measured |

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WARDEBT DISPUTE MENACES HARMONY Reed Speech in Senate Seen as Administration View in Row. BY DAVID LAWRENC There s no...

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§/%pride to the growing number of auto- THE EVENING STAR With Sundsy Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY December 30,

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON DEMAND FDR HOME RULE.|NOTED WOMANLEADER| RICHARD S. BOWIE DEAD. BOMBAY, December 30.—Presiding

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SOCIETY.’ 1S OCIETY French En‘.voy and Mme. Jusserand Dinner Guests of Ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard. HE Ambassador of

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" SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) ents, Col. and Mrs. C. M. Perkins, at 1636 R street. ‘The Assistant Secretary of...

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CLASSIFICATION ACT DECLARED ON TRIAL Representative M. B. Madden Gives Departmental Exe- cutives Friendly Warning. “The...

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MOROCCAN LEADER SPURNS ENEMIES Will Not Deal With Spanish on Terms of Equality, He Says. Press. Decenber der of the...

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IRISH PRESIDENT 1S UNDER ATTACK Dismissals of Mutineers Calls for Reorganization of Government. ssociated Press December e to

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Grosvenor, president of National covered Valley of Ten Thousand Snml\m in Dr. W Cuicuilco, Mexi Back row: OCIATION OF...

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THREE N ROWBOAT SAVEDFROM DEATH Washingtonians Threatened by lce, Helpless, Rescued H by Steamer. Felpless in a small...

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D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER .30, 1924. sinf ,conomy Day-@7 Aanny A Great Once-a-Month Sale Evént Involving.t,r Regular Stocks in

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GECIL SAYS LEAGUE DOESNOTNEEDU.S. Will Succeed, But Not So Well, He Holds—Coming - Here Tomorrow. By the Associated Press.

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| WRC WILLRELAY NEW YORK MUSI Four of Tonight’s Radio Fea- ¢ tures Will Come From WIY and WJZ. Concerts by the famous Savarin

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PACK ASKS BACKI FORARBORETUM Nature Expert Says Project Will Have Great Educa- tional Value. Adoption of a resolution...

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FOR CHARITIES FUND Recelpt of Sum Named Will Close Remaining Seven “Opportunities.” i The Associated Charities reports today

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* ¥ : T . " gin Jamuary 14 and continue for one & % VLA NNE OF SIS0 FUND Solicitation of Sum Required for Expenses to Begin

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Stationery Specials One Mah Jongg Set, $5 Case-counter damaged only. Drawer 25¢c Mah Jongg Score Pads, 10c 50c Mah Jongg...

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S By the Associated Press. N EW YORK, December 30.—Cr: are “offside” in the majority Eastern officials. Unscathed in its...

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* WHOLESALEPRCES ATCENTER MARKET Chickens Higher Today, But Fowl and Turkeys Are Cheaper. Federal inspectors are in evidence

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FINANCIAL OIL GROUP LEADS STOGK ADVANCES Market Greatly Confused in Today’s Trading—Rise in Steels Halted. BY STUART Special

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FINANCIAL. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Re_ndve‘ by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office 7 BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK,...

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AUTOISTESGAPS AFTERHITINGBOY Victim Suffers Probable Skull + Fracture—Many Hurt in Accidents. While roller skating in front

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THE EVENING STAR,”WASHINGTON, D. U, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 50, 1922. ROCKEFELLER, JR., GIVES |550m,of, Art, fobere . Do Forest |of

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WOMAN'’S PAGE Colorful Ices for New Year Use BY LYDIA LE BARON WAIKER. Whether the weather is hot or ©old, ice cream, water

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= With through sleeping cars NEW YORK and WASHINGTON 3 JACKSONVILLE ORLANDO ST. PETERSBURG TAMPA iYAYTONA WEST PALM BEACH...

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30 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) contents of houses a_specialty; T tore fxtures and shcwcases wanted. eall Main 3006 and

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D. 0, TUESDAY, CEM APARTMENTS, ETC. " BENT ROOMS_FURNISHED. |REG’LAR FELLERS—A Neighborhood Secret. {OREE A by the ol...

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REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE, RENT HOUSES—UNFURNISHED | IN RABBITBORO—Dora Dumbunny Returns Thanks. RANDALL FOR SALE—HOUSES...

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< REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) FOR SALE—HOUSES | (Continued.) BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE

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3 CHILDREN DEAD FROM GAS POISON Four Men and Woman Alse Dead in New York—Week End Toll, 22. B the Associated Press. NEW YORK,