Evening Star dated March 23, 1925

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WEATHER. (U. S. Weather Bureau Forecast.) minimum Fair tonigh! ture about 27 degrees; creasing cloudiness and yesterday;...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., N[()\'l)\Y \IAR('H FIGHT IS RESUMED. [ v, | FIVE DIE IN FIRE ot ] PRESS CLUB POST "5 s

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MRS. JUDGE HURT - INAUTO COLLISION| Driver of Other Car Held to Answer for Accident to Wife of Ball Player. William H....

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4 HIGH WATERS CURB STORM AID WORK Relief Agents Obliged to Go Abeut in Boats to Bring Supplies to Griffin. By the Associated

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1925. ‘ CUUZENS REBUKEU By ina authonity shoutd ge pand in PULES I]ENY

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THE EVENING STAR b Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C MONDAY........March 23, 1925 THEODORE W, NOYES. .. .Editor e The

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Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Lincoln 239 MoCormick Medical Colle Graduate Dr. CLAUDE S....

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8. S Mrs. Coolidge Group of Ladies at Tea Thi RS, COOLIDGE will ess to a sn group of s having executive pointments, heads of

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Medicine Has Made BENEF” PLANNEB But Little Advance, FUR D E wflmEN bays Noted Surgeon! . Carrel Holds Stwnce‘\ hnll in Middle

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etters *comfort within”.. / two wn b e il when digestion ges, i:.d esfion,miq or CRESS WORDS PP b | ARl TASTELESS EPSOM SALTS

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RECHSBANK GANS 307000000 ARKS Net Profits in Year 122,- 000,000 Marks, 55,000,000 Going to Government. By the Associated...

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99 25, 12 1925. PRUTESI IS “KELY | HIGH IHTS OF HISTORY ON POTASH MERGER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH

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+ cago & North and Oma! - Eleven Prisoners To Get Time Cut For Loyal Stand Special Dispateh to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va....

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14 FRATERMAL NEAT ATBG EXPOSTON Show at New Auditorium to Give Members Idea of Capital’s Resources. “Fraternal night™ will be

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T.F. EVERS DEAD: | NOTED AS PLAYER Member of Nationals in Early ’80s to Be Buried Tomorrow. o Washington Light Infantry team,

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16 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1925. POLITICAL PARLEY PROGRAM ISSUED Peace, Armament, League...

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INSPECTING TH ARMY POLO TEAM AT FORT MYER YESTERDAY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Gen, Pershing and Maj. Gen. Hines

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHI ’ DAY, MARCH 23, 192 1 voked in' the unfolding ‘of ‘thestory (songs and patter, also registered, the

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AMUSE (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) This brings the r up to the point where the moth 115 asleep look- ing over old...

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FIN MANY YEAR'S LOWS SCORED BY STOCKS Heavy Losses Sustained as| Break Forces Selling in Leading’lssues. BY STUART P. WEST.

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4 p——— SLUMP IN DEMAND FORFOOD S NOTED Markets Feel Departure of People Connected With Con- gress—Prices Firm. Dealers are

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« 22 SPORTS. "MONDAY, MARCH 23, Harris Assigns Slab Work for Youngters : Big Season Is Predicted for Johnson McNAMARA STARTS

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 90 1925. SPORTS. Winter Sports Progressing in Big Ten : Frisco...

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WOMAN’'S PAGE. Fool’s Cap Party BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. ROLLED AND WRAPPED ebate the lst nsider & fool's satures that can

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WOMAN’S PAGE. *THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1925. FEATURES. ‘New Charm in Moulded Silhouette ||...

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IS RADIO FEATURE Local Talks and Music to Complete WCAP Pro- gram Tonight. A well balanced program of ad- dresses, vocal and

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20,000 N PARADE T0 HONOR FASCISHi Sixth Birthday Anniversary of Organization Occasion of Rejoicing in Rome. By the Associated

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MISCELLANEOUS. BUSIN! ESS OPPORTUNITIES. Continued) Ging business, man- i(acturing & patent trock article used by Ar mour,

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RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED. (Continued) " 24 CIRCLESecond floor. ROOM with biot and cold mnniag water. adjol breakfast and garage n

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30 REAL FOR EXCHANGE. WILL EXCHANGE EQUIT' 2445 18t8 n.w. or clear lots or small property Franklia 9011 WANT MOD) worth or

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AUCTION S, THE EVENING —,——————————— e FOR S(%LE—HOUSE_S. ontinued) Near 14th & Park Road. $8,900. Just listed. A full...

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a. 32 MADE OBLIGATORY Congress Members Must Ac- cept Increase, Is Controiler McCarl’s Ruling. Members of Congress must take|