Evening Star dated April 9, 1925

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WEATHER. (U, S. Weather Bureau Increasing cloudiness tonight, followed by sho row, Temperature: Highest, vesterday; lowest,

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1.5 FILES BREFS ON TAX PUBLITY Holds Lists Published Were Part of “Returns” and Thus Banned. Government briefs in the two ap-

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~ 33 AUTOISTS TRIED AT NIGHT COURT Taxi Chauffeur Charges Ex- Convicts Are Driving. Schuldt to Preside. Judge Gus A. Schuldt

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* BABY BADLY HURT o e INAUTO COLLISION | Kenneth Gzneli’s Skull s Fractured—Woman Sus- tains Broken Arm. [ Beven-week-old...

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TIDAL BASIN PICKED ASMEMORIAL SITE Location Is Chosen Tenta- tively by Roosevelt Association. Although the exact spot where

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY.......April 9, 1925 . .Editor “THFODORE V. NOYES.

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1 o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925. i —_— e e e ey ey e Uy VW Ry A e, . MAJ. S. S. BURG DIES....

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SO SOCIETY CLETY. \ , D. C, THURSDAY, 'APRREL 9, 1925. been at the New Willard for nearly left lute today for their home....

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SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) tee will be !fi !fi April 18 at the Mayflower. voted to program ha afternoon se business.

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10 & THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925. @ spectacular chase into Virginia.| Woman Slayer Given 12...

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PLEA FOR 0000 BRINGS BUT 51101 Salvation Army Drive Lags. Many Poor Mothers’ Health May Suffer. Tnless there Sponse to it the

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12 HAY FEVER TIME NOW NEAR AT HAND Sufferers Urged to Take Ad- vantage of Clinic to Find Just What Causes Trouble. Sufferers

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RECREATION PIE ASKED BY CITIZENS Ukge Converslon of Part of Bld Aqueduct Bridge for Georgetown Center. Georgetown stands a

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 'C., THURSDAY, posed the proposal for concentratips | Town Votes $10,000 Water Bonds. |...

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CHAPMAN'S PAST |5 BARED BY PROBE Former Gangster With 18- Year Criminal Record. Right Name Is Chartres past. The stick-up man

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Perhaps You’ll Find It ,ir(wng Théne T_hirly £ you do yeu may be gure its a bargain, for these als are regilar stock gopds

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THE EVENING D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, -1925. ON THE DEBUTANTE POLO TEAM. - Miss Louise Ireland (left) and Miss Helen Marye,

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ADMIRAL DEFEND - WARSHIP STATUS Pratt Says United States Differs From Europe in Problems of Defense. CISCO, April 9.—Aviation

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FLEET GETS READY FOR AW CRUSE San Francisco Bay Scene of Much Activity as Ships Prepare to Leave. Br the Associated Pross SAN

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AMERIGANS 10 GET CASH FROM BERLIN Mixed Claims Body Awards Nearly $1,000,000 to U. S. Concerns. U. S. Seizes Apple At Pier

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' = Friday Bargains in Silks' $1.39 to $1.98 Plain and Fancy Silks, Friday Only 98¢ Yard 36 Inches wide. This grow consists

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C., THURSDATY. APRIL 9, 1925, MILLIONS N RUSSIA < MOURN FCR TIKHON Churches Silent From Fear

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THE EVENING SDAY, VICTORIA VETERANS FIGHT| WILL TALK ON MEXICO. ANGLO-U. S. LIQUOR PACT Say Seizures Beyond 12-Mile Limit...

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SEES CONTIVUANCE OF .S SHP SHE 0’Connor Declares Other Craft Will Be Sold to mpetition of fo rward nnor, Postal Officials THE

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 9. 1925. Women’s Handkerchiefs Special, 50c 5 dozen French White Linen

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%Wedded by Fraud, | PATRIOTIC GROUP | Wife Charges, Is PLANS FOR PARLEY sting Ereedom shmnabe | Ignorant of English, Says U.

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PLANS KEPT SECRET IN'BIG MOTOR DEAL Competition With Ford One| of Possibilities—Stock Finds Ready Demand. The $30,000...

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FINANCIAL. STOCKS DO BETTE INFINAL TRADING Prices Rebound in Special Stocks—Maxwell “A” in Very Active Demand. BY STUART P.

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FINANCIAL. THE EVENING AR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925. FINANCIAL. - - PARIS MARKET STEADY. i = & ] Prompt...

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SPORTS. HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925, SPORT S. Griffs Now Traveling at Fast Pace : Giants Are

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SPOKRTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SPORTS. | Four Yale Teams Make Trips South : Pacific Coast Is All Set for Rowing

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" 82 GOUNCIL ELECTION WILL BE SPIRITED Dozen Nominations Already Have Been Made for Ad- visory Group. Judging from the number

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 9. 1925. R AR AR AR AR R AR AR A AR A 2 A R AR A i A AR A 2 A A A AR AR

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34 INDUSTRIAL PEACE FORESEEN BY DAVIS Secretary Says Foolishness of Strikes and Lockouts Will Become Evident. f By the ted

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* spirit and the finest of ideals. SCHWAB PREDICTS GLORIOUS 20 YEARS Says Greatest Industrial Ex-| pansion Is Just Ahead in

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| = $2.98 Novelty Scarfs, $2 A new scar ne vy to Zaster outfit, et t, i d are splendidly showing all the combinations, and

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AeThrilling Novel of International Intrigue (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) that 1e into my of theso socie- It seemed not

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TALKS BY AVIATORS WILLBEPUT ON AR Gen. Mitchell and Lieut. Ar- nold to Address Reserve Of- ficers at National Museum. The...

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6. W. U WILL HELP | VISITING STUDENTS Arranges Series of Lectures to Give Background for Tour of Capital. Gedrge Washington

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4 MINE OWNERS SEE WAGE PARLEY HOPE Lewis Letter Regarded as Opening for Removal of Conference Plea. | ~ Speakin’ 0" child...

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THE EVENING STXR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, XPRIL 9, 1925. ze EasterNumber of Tae SATURDAY EVENING Post —OuTt TopAY - is

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WOoM Prepared Fillers AN’S PAGE. for Wall Plaster BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. CRACKS IN WALLS SPOIL THE CF housewife dislikes

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FEATURES. Ways in Which Jabot May Be Used BY MARY MARSHAL Quits a number of the outstanding | were the smart thing only five

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44 HELP AND SITUATIONS. MISCELLANEOUS, HELP—MALE. SHOE SALESMAN, Experfenced. Sworzyn 3 MILLWORK, HELP—MALE. e ACCOUNTANT...

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AUTOMOBILES . FOR SALE—MISCELI.ANEOUS ontinued) '\\I'L\\I.Hl».ll\—lu-nl “reduced; selling of Jarge number at sacrifice...

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16 APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. (Continued) ASANT — ATTHACTIVEL 0z room.” Kitchenette, bath, large porch: wm.i. 1730 Kilbourne....

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—APARTMENTS. vix. OF 1 KOOMS AND BATH EACH Tuilding pri ain, Rental S0 Wl Call Main 212 SALE—INVESTMENT

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18 REAL ESTAT FOR SALE—HOUSES. __(Continued) i NEAR 14th ST. CAR LIN Owaer, having bought a larger house, will sell at &...

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v [ ¢ AUCTIONS. FOR SALE—-HOUSES. (Continued) FOR COLORED. NEW HOUSES. 2100 TO 2112 2nd ST. N.W. Open for Inspection Every

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50 THE EVENING STAR, UNITARIANS ASSAL DOGMA SHACKLES Closer Association of Lib- erals Urged to Protect Re- ligious Freedom.