Evening Star dated January 12, 1925

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A WEATHER. “Front Press to Home (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) S Unseftled tonight and tomorrow, Within the Hour™ probably

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URGENT NEED SEEN FORNEW BUILDING Fire Hazard at Government Printing Office Stressed in Annual Report. | “Urgent need” for a

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PLOT AGAINST CZAR AMAZES MOSCOW Okladski, Accused of Be- trayirg Alexander’s Slayers, Faces Death Sentence. By the Associated

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SHOALS' USE URGED' FOR U. S, DEFENSE Senator Smith to Propose| Government Operation of Whole Plant. Senator Smith, Democrat,

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SEEKS §1.000,000 FOR EMERGENCIES Bell Will Lay Plan for Con- tingent Fund Before Trade Bodies’ Meeting. When representatives

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YTHE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Edition. "WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY......January 12, 1925 AHEODORE W. NOYES. . . Editor

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JOHN C. WILSON DIES IN HOSPITAL HER Prominent Knights of Pythias } Member Had Spent Life of 3 80 Years in Capital. prominent

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8 SOCIEE Y Secretary of the Treasury and His SOCIETY. H E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, today. Mre. Ossley 8hore

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HITS LOWER RATES ON FARM PRODUCTS Protest Filed by Western Railways Against Proposed Readjustment. By tie Associated Press.

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90 RADIO IDENTIFIES " GRL OF MYSTERY Charlotte Maguire, Taken Home, Still Suffers Memory Lapse. By the Associated Press. ST.

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PASTOR SHEATSLEY TALKS OF TRAGEDY First Plea From Pulpit for Suspended Judgment Re- garding His Wife’s Death. COLUMBUS, Ohio,

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AMUSE Poli's—"Mr. Battling Buttler." Rich in its whole weet in its cleanlines in its artistic develop tling Buttler,” a...

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Childhood Love In Russia Blooms After 45-Year W_ait By the Assoclated Press. RSEY CITY, N. J.' January —Childhood sweethearts

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EXPERTS T0 STUDY WASTES OF WORLD Field Museum Announces 14 Explorations on Program for 1925. - [ erment. cmhnrlng...

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COMMITIEEO.K'S SHIP DIVORGE BILL House Appropriations Body Asks Early Passage of Measure. The House committee on appropria-

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Rabbl Morris S. Lazaron of Baltimore United States In the late Summer-and he-argued, would grant commissioned | 7 on “Jewish

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CHARLES B. WARREN AND HIS NS. The former Ambassador to Mexico and Japan, who will be a member of President Coolidge’s cabi-

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" 18 SP ORTS. USED DIAMONDS BUILT BY BOYS THEMSELVES Bucky’s First Serious Injury Came in Sliding, But He Learned How to...

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SPORTS Stag Golf Course Is THE EVENING FREE SPEECH NECESSARY, ||Basket Ball ARDENT LINKSMEN FEEL Woman Players Will be Barred

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20 *9 FIN ANCIAL. ~ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1925. FINANC TAL. PRIBES

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FINANCIAL. v THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1925. FINANCIAL. —— ; T S Mone o s . o S YOUR INCOME TAX

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WOMAN’S PAGE Prevent Unpleasant Cooking Odors BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Unpleasant odors from cooking Bhould be prevented...

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F EATURES Still Wear Hats Down Over Brow BY MARY 1t really is a wonder that accident insurance companies do not charge higher

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24" SALES OF MUSICAL RECORDS PICK UP Radio Programs Surprise Manufacturers and Stir 4 . Theater Interests. BY J. C. ROYLE.

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MISCELLANEOUS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 19%. ROOMS, ETC. FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS. | MUTT AND...

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APARTMENTS, APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED (Continued.) NPAR THOMAS CIRCLE, 2 ROOMS, KITCH- ~petts and bath; $50.00." Call Main 5057

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REAL "FOR SALE—HOUSES. - Continued) ESTATE. FOR SALE—HOUSES (Continued) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY

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28 TRIBUTE T0 BURKE BY BRITISH ENVOY Sir Esme Howard Decorates Noted Statesman’s Statue as Patriotic Service. Sir Esme...