Evening Star dated March 3, 1925

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* WEATHER. (U} . Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and warmer tonight; increas- ing cloudiness and warmer tomorrow, probably...

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RETIRED ADMIRAL RAPS NAVY STAND Aircraft Prcbe Closes With Sickbed Statement on Stat- us of Capital Ships. After more than

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| first-class places a serve - WhiteRock The Worlds Best Table Water THEpan—vm—d for mustard on millions of tables for 58...

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4 b RADIOS T0 CARRY FULL INAUGURATION Radio Corporation and Tele- phone Company to Broad- cast All Events. Arrangements for

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EX-SENATOR W. A. CLARK DIES; PICTURESQUE WESTERN PIONEER Made First $1,000 Sluic- ing on Placer Claim in Idaho Field. Became

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With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY ...March 8, 1825 THEODORE W. NOYES. ...Editor The Evening Star...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925.. S0c Table Oilcloth 29¢ Yard Fivequarter Table Oil- eloth,...

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY The Three Leading Ladies of the Land at Ladies of the Senate Luncheon at the COMPANY of distinguished women

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FAILSTO RECALL KILLING DAUGHTER Doctor Says He Was Tem- porarily Insane if He Slew Deformed Woman. killed my daughter I did

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11 e d RULES FOR TRAFFIC ATBALL ADOPTED Streets Near Mayflower Will Be Closed to General Pub- lic Tomorrow Night. ball com-

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v 'FIRST INAUGURAL, USED AS MODEL NOW, WAS IMPROMPTU CEREMONY Washington’s Trip From Mount Vernon to New York Required Two W

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12 FRANCE AND ITALY HINT DEBT PARLEY ‘Both Nations Soon May Be- gin Negotiations With United States. e and Italy may begin

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SECRETARY MELLON DEFENDS TREASURY Declares Purported Irregu- larities in Bonds Far From Proven. First Page.) spired by...

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BRITISH REJECTION DOONS PROTOE Likely to Offer Security Pacts to France and Bel- gium, However. FLAHERTY, o Daily News. ~The

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CTZEN PLAY Y WL STARTTODAY Names of Members to Be Se- cret, Even From Each Other, Until Work Is Done. By the Associated...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, The March Journal is crammed with Spring fashions—pages and pages of them. On

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FOUR UNITED STATES DESTROYERS ON THE WAY TO MANEUVERS IN HAWAIIAN WATERS. ing through locks of the Panama Canal, en route...

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18 POLISH ORCHESTRA INCOLORFUL DEBUT Peasant Players’ First Ap- pearance Pleases Audience at Poli’s Theater. With gay peacock

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925. L AR AR AR AR AR R AR IR AR R AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR AR R R AR

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DESCRIBES HUMBLE PLIGHT OF CITIZENS Suter Tells Stanton Park People They Must Keep Up Fight for Suffrage. “Humbled...

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U. 3. COURTS GIVEN PROBATION SYSTEM ings. Mrs. Monahan, hostess, will be assisted by the University of Vermont group....

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22 WORLD CONDITON HELD PROVED Federal Reserve Board Says 1924 Progress Best Since War. The Federal Reserve Board in a review

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THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH .3, .1925. (S AR RN RN RN RN...

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s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, MARCH 3;, 1925. MANY []“] [:AP"AI. Bqé(':’ lfizfiilé‘;’ifir’ | . gm| The Julius

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PLAN PAN-PACIFIC SESSON ON HAWAI Nationals of Seven Countries| to Meet at Honolulu to Map Line of Action. Plans for...

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LAW CONVENTION - DRAFTS RECEIVE Pan - American Governing Board Will Transmit Them ' to Commission Meeting. A special meeting

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. . TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925. : 10th, 11th F and G Sts. Washington Mapdward & Lothrop Offices

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28 *W FIN SHARP ADVANCES CAUSE REALIZING Many New High Records Dur- ing Session—l.udlum Steel in Jump. BY STUART P. WEST....

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ANCIAL " MEATPRICES COLP AS DENAND DROS Advances Laid to High Cost of Grainr—Eggs Remain on Downward Trend. ats dur- not had

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30 S POURTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, TUESDAY, MARCH , 1925. O, SPORTS. Griffs Hold First Batting Practice :...

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUE DAY, MARCH 3, 1925. SPORTS. Michelsen Winner of 10-Mile Marathon : Richards’

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New Map of Washington Serves As Complete Guide For Visitors in the Capital A reproduction of the map, 5 by 7} feet, which has

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. —Regular $2.50 and $3.00 Printed Crepe mong The Inauguration Day Attractions On he Avenue Tomorrow . Scores of Attractive -

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WOMAN’S PAGE. ‘Je{iéler.s Help on New Spring Hats BY MARY MARSHALL. Butterflies, bess, lizards, frogs, birds, elephants and

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Filet Vanity Sets Adorn Dressers BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. THE LITTLE LADY IN ANDFINI As long as daintiness is

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MUSICAL MEMORY | TEST IS ON TONIGHT WRC to Carry Brunswick Program—~Rules Are Fixed. Wile Changes Schedule. The first...

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TheAstonishingAdventure of Jane Smith inued from Yesterday “I'm afraid she’: side,” she safd. “Why, Miss Basing would have

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MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. 3 (Continued) FE Simer, 1t steel tanks, fron step i Tedintors for Eniages; siate...

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RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED (Continued.) 72210 N.W._—6lng private homa. NICRLY furiatod_room 1 n_preferred: a.m.i. ( T TR NS...

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" 40 . REAL ESTATE.” ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925 REAL ESTATE. mfig{f—g}{fgfss PROPERTY | IN

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REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES, (Continued) gl BUYS I'WO WONDERFUL For Colored Homeseekers. $8,730. A Jarge semidetacied house,...

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42 NEGROIS LYNCHED | FORATTACK ONGIRL . fieorgia Mob Burns Alleged Assailant at Stake After All-Day Chase. By the Associated