Evening Star dated March 6, 1925

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WEATHER. (U. 8 Fair tonight; minimum slightly above freezing; partly cloudy, not much temperature. 50, at noon today; lowest,

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MERCHANT IS SHOT REPELLING BANDIT James F. Heimer May Die: Assailant Escapes After Struggle in Store. Refusing to comply with

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MRS. DENNISTOUN ENDS TES Tells of Friendship for Lady| Carnarvon, Now Wife of Former Mate. By the Associated Press. LONDON,

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ATTAGK ON PRESS BRINGS NEAR RIOT Speaker at Patriotic Confer- ence Calls Washington Papers Pacifistic. | ch that the press of

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D. J. Kaufman, & 1005 Pa. Ave. 1724 Pa. Ave. SW AMPED!! —the on]y word that fitly describes the avalanche of sales that swept

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vest from the public busthess. His service to State and country has cov: ered a long period of yea That he will be called...

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Dinner Dance SATURDAY, MARCH 7TH Wardman Park Botel Starting at 7:130 P Music by Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra For...

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S SOCIETY] Secretary of State in Possession T OCIETY. dod e l\'elloggi oday of Former | Home of Secretary Hughes. HE and Mrs

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STOKES TELLS HOW | R T WUMEN KEP.I- MUM | Latter Date Is Astronomical Time of Arrival—Actual Denizens of Underworld Mar-‘...

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10 * THE MRS. WILSON HEADS - DEMOGRATIC CLUB he-Elected Honorary Presi- ident of Women's National Organization. Mrs. Woodrow

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. st —_—_— e IEH”BHRIN SEES...

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18 12,000 MINERS - ARE CALLED 0UT Hova Scotia Union Leaders Declare Lockout Exists in 10 Collieries. of MORS APPEALS TO COURT

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= THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1925. ;49 [}HAMBER[MN GUES'A;;ZT;; (fitlzg;z:gd anfingmffis‘\c“ g wths e

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Y WAPOF DISTRICT PRAISEDBY BELL City Heads Grateful for Geo- graphic Society Gift in Union Station. B, 8.2, The National...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©.,, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. Woodmard & Lothrop See Our Other Advertisements on Pages 14 and

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r 16 MELLONISSORED I BUREAU INQURY,_ Republican Prober Says | Treasury Angry Because i “Whitewash” Denied. Severe criticism

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ONLY A PART OF THE INAUGURATION CROWD WHICH CALLED AT THE WHITE HOUSE YESTERDAY. All day long a stream of visit- ors entered

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18 = WALSH IS LAUDED ONLEAVING SENATE Senator Given Farewell Ban- _quet—Reed Sarcastic at Dawes’ Expense. “Ee's an Injun...

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RUSSIANS RENE RECOENTION RNE Survey of Trade Said to Re- veal Big Gains—Action in Senate Possible. Further indications of a

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pire, has every intercst in perpetuat- ing the status quo. England and America have also a mutual interest to promote in...

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RUSSIADECLARED | NO WAR MENAGE League Officials, After Tour, Say -Baltic Defensive Al- liance Is Hoped For. By the Associated

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22 TSOBISINESS MEN WILL HELP SCOUTS Drive for $60,000 Will Be| Launched Tonight—All Creeds Are’ Interested. The formsal...

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EXPENSES KEPT 1 ! | by Policeman Terrell. ; t Clyde Oliver Chaney, i street, was shn_‘r in the left hip by House Leaders...

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o, 2 INDIANS DESCRIBE 4 * CUSTER MASSACRE Yankton Siouxs Attend Coun cil and Feast — Of- ficials Take Part. Inciden were d

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*[TALY ASKS EGYPT FOR FAMOUS 0ASIS Jaghbub, Seat of Islamic Sect, Sought as Adjunct to Tripoli Possession. ssion of the due

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P26 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. NEW me ENVUY i Abe Martip Says: |DR. E. D. BALL QUITS | Seiis,

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THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SPRNG BULDNG B0 UE SOON Revival of Work Will Add Mil- lions to Purchasing n Power of

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FINANCIAL, HIGH-PRICED ISSUES! CONTINUE ADVANCE Equipments Active — Heavy Buying in Qils—Many Gains by Specialties. BY STUART

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FINANCIAL. " TRADING PICKS UP AT CENTER MARKET Weather Allows Supplies to Be Kept Outdoors—Eggs Trifle Higher. Spring weather

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SPORTS. SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 192 ———— Young Griffs to Get Special Coaching : Likely

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. SPORTS. 31 Banner Season in Aquatics Promised : Quints in

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r g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925. LT S b aing o s v o | 808 SO ES eSS...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHI 9’50 9°'SALE j‘rom 915 to 1 O'Clock p — = i Tomorrow we present another great list of bargains for

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New Spring Hats Special Tomorrow - $3.75 —The styles were never so varied in the new Spring Hats as they are this season....

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. €. FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1925. 1 % EXHAUS“UN []l: []". \Wales Trains Hard KIWANIANS ENJOY...

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86 Women’s Handkerchiefs New Voile Handkerchiefs 25¢ Tn all eport shades, with scalloped bor- ders—others with printed hem

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PADLOCK INVOKED AT 4RESTAURINTS New York Federal Prosecu- tor, Taking Office, Starts Intensive Clean-Up. Ranks at Bottom In

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WOMAN’S PAGE. When Food Is Appetizing Proper Use of Seasoning and Relishes in Numerous Ways Produces the Kind That Is Most

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Benefit From Hot and Cold Baths BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. There are many reasons for taking baths other than

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40 THE EV STAR, WASHINGTON, G S %—‘ LONG, RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 Programs of Foliowing Distant...

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GoLLy! HowTHese FLOORS SQuEAK ! \F TH' OLD GIRL HEARS ™ME CoMin' I AT (2 'm A Gorner ! How A MAN USED To ENTER THE HOUSE...

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£ ‘AUTOMOBILES, ETC: FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued) CLOTH awed), SALARY LAST YGAR J TO GSCAPE TAX' Ste Her SAFE GIE Mme

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APARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925, REAL ESTATE. ROOMS AND BOARD REG’LAR...

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44 REAL REAL ESTATE LOANS (Continued) WE HAVE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR PUR- chase of second trust notes at reasonable rates of...

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% REAL FOR SALE—HOUSES (Continued) WOODRIDGE, D. C. NEW $750 Cash, $65 Month. YOUR OPPORTUNITY. 8 rooms, tile bath; h.-w.h.:

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16 ONE COMMISSION | NULLIFYNGFOLGHT -5 uathearal Helghts Citizens to . Urge Other Groups to | Support Bod) TODAY'S...