Evening Star dated January 16, 1925

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A - WEATHER (U, 8.-Weather Burea: |-~ Overcast, with: rain tonight morfow;’ .warmér " tonlgh JBinimum temperature tonight...

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2 MATRIE FALS TOORRY GRL 1 Is Smilingly Indifferent to Crime—17 Men Sought in Case. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO,

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PROHIBITION TEST STILL UNSETTLED Five-Year Trial of Dry En- forcement Leaves Issue Yet in Dispute. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Five

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4 * NEW TEAPOT DOME BRIDGE. | PLAYED PRIDGE AT MADGE S YESTERDAY AFTERMOON, NEVER AGAIN! | WOULDN' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,

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MORAL TEACHINGS URGED BY CURLEY Parents Stressing Religion to Children Praised by Archbishop. The need of religi and morality

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EVENING STAR Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.. . .January 16, 1825 THE w THEODORE W. NOYES.... The Evening

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (055 distance wandering yesterday. Max- McQuade, in the Yorkville held her in $1,500 bail on

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8 SOCIETY. SOC Mrs. Coolidge Follows Diplomatic Dinner of Last Night With a Musical | This Afternoon. RS. COOLIDGE is giving

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SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) her home, Miss 2624 Woodley place, and remain here for several days.| Zona Gale of...

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10 INDORSES. SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM District Association Approves 5-Year Plan-and Urges Fight for Enactment. The’District

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COMMUNITY HOUSE ERECTION LIMITED Commission Rules Against It in Area Zoned Detached. The erectio neighbc residen- £ Twen- |

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2 * JENES CPPOSIG Mrs. Rafter Says Parents’ Conaress Favors Better- ment of System. AL r branding a utterly untrue the sion

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UNCLE SAM TELLS GIRL HOW 0 DRESS Models of Flossie Dresser and Betty Weldrest on Dis- play at Food Show. Uncle Sam has...

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14 o BE GIVEN DISTRICT American Federation Reso- lution Received by House Committee. The American Federation of Labor has...

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THE EVENING NSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925. N Children’s Pyramid Suits, 7% : English Broadcloth...

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AMERGATS DALED [ AS PAGAN AS ANY Bishep McConnell Says to \ Christianize World U. S. B Must Begin at Home. Delicious...

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SR e AR PREMIER MUSSOLINI CALL> the crisis in Italy. soldiers, who use bicycle WILL GO TO COURT OF ST. JAM of the newly...

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SENATE RECEIVES . WATERWAYS BILL Measure as Passed by House Carries $39,000,000 for : 35 Projects. The Senate now has the...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925. Clothing for Men, Women and Children Now at !5 to b Off In...

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20 BRTAI S NEW " NAVY ALXILIRES Formidable Types of Flying i Crafts Announced Suc- 3 cessfully Tested. espondence ¢ e Star

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DECLARES MOVIES Speaker at Conference Charges Rum Propaganda Put in Films. Liquor interests are using the mov- ing pictures

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DIRIGIBLE TIES UP 10 SHIP READILY Test of the Los Angeles With | Naval Craft in Chesapeake Bay Is Success. returned to the

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DRY LAW IS ARGUED ON FIFTH BIRTHDAY Wets and Opponents Offer Disputing Claims on Re- sults of Legislation. On the prehibition

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2 4 That Sold Formerly $100 to $185 $89.50 Coats so beautiful in coloring and fabric, so expertly tailored that —— 5 they are

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* BUYING INPROVES ATCENTER MARKET Meat and Poultry Feature , Early Trade—Prices Re- I main Steady. More me: mo active buying,

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EPIDEMIC OF FLU IN MEXICO CITY Press Reports 20 Per Cent of Citizens Ill—Officials Deny Figures. By the Associated Press....

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A pattern isn't just a piece of tissue paper. If it’s the right pattern, it's the latest mode— tucked and folded in an...

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/ THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925.° [ovmew vome BONDSsroox sxcamnce] | ERRATIG CHANGES IN GRAIN

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FINANCIAL. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office’ BY WILLIAM F. HEFF NEW YORK, January 1 €d

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SPORTS.’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925. SPORT S. Georgetown Five Opens Season Tonight :...

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THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, '1925. SPORTS. Harris Awed When Given First Big League Chance :...

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RITCHIE ASSAILS FEDERAL SUBSIDY Governor Says U. S. Money Aid Biggest Danger to States’ Rights. No matter how rich or...

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Novelty Cuff Gloves “urmerly Sold at $2.65 and $3.50 - atraight novelty coffs, perforated and embroidered, made w nirascing

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34 JAPAN T0 SUPPORT Some Minor Reservations Made, But Nipponese Want Suppression of Use. % cinted Press, January -18.—...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY ‘16, 1925. TOWNER ARIES Tl Many Ways to Save in the January Sales § —al

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WOMAN’S PAGE. How to Be Wise Shopper Special Instractions for Choosing Coats, Suits and Dresses—Buying Odds and Ends—Advice

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" LAIA LE W ces for Filet \TURES THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON x FRIDAY, Insertion he ldeal wil Marriage Me Bach ARON WALKER -

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NAVY MUSICIANS | 10 GIVE CONGERT Dance Music by Boern- stein’s Orchestra Aiso on WCAP Program. A concert by the United States

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JAPANESE ENVOY - SCORES WAR TALK| Consul General Says Both; Countries Are Desirous of Pacific Peace. Ry the Associnted Press.

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40 nd_used: Books boughit, Shop, 938 G 335: walnut chair. $7.50; Jeaf table, $6.50: rug, 9xi Toose DS, %40 gateleg mirror,

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APARTMENTS, ETC. 3 A o7 1Y, N REAL ESTATE. 41 RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. . o . (Copyright, 1024, by the Bell Byndicate, Inc. —By

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REAL FOR RENT—DESK SPACE ~TWELL _EQUIPPED OFFICE. REST CENTRAL NE_MAIN 5048, 03 WANTED_INVESTM'T PROP'Y HAVE YOU INVESTMENT

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] AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—HOUSES i (Continued.) * WONDERFUL HOME Tamont st. near Rock Creek Park; twelve modern outside rooms, 3

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PROPOSE §1,000.000 FUND FOR HEALTH Engineers Would Create Emergency Sum to Com- bat Epidemics Here. Creation of an emergcney