Evening Star dated May 26, 1925

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WEATHER. (U. S. Wealher Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight, possibly light frost; tomorrow fair, slightly warmer. Temperatures:

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2 CRONE REPEATS TAMPERING CHARGE Shepherd Case Prosecutor | Says New Evidence Should Be Probed at Once. By tha Associ:...

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FRAZIER TATTOOING FRAUDEXPERT SAYS Not on Alleged War Veteran’s Arm Last July. Prison Record Shows. By the Associated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. S orany LocloN Honons, * (BRTISH BUDGET " PLEA FOR ECONOMY The...

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COMMUNITY CHEST STUDY 1S STARTED | Committee Maps Program to Go Thoroughly Into Prin- ciples of Plan. THE EVENING ETWO TO ONE

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6 THE EVENING With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. May 26, 1925 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ening Star Newspaper

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THE EVEN TROTSKY MAY BE PICKED FOR ECONOMIC COUNCIL Moscow Reports Indicate He Will Have Charge of Plans to Electrify Nation.

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SO C S J i CIETY. IETY Senator and Mrs. Butler, White House Guests, Have Left for Their Home in Massachusetts. INATOR and...

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BALL PARK URGED FAR SCOPES' TRIAL Seek Large Place to Seat Visitors Expected for Evolution Case. B7 the Assocated Press...

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10 DECIDES OVERTURE LACKS EVIDENCE Presbyterian Assembly COm-‘: mittee Rejects Proposal to | Exscind N Y. Presbytery. Chester

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WAR VETERANS ASK. CARTER'S REMOVAL 13 Charges Sent to Coolidge Against Public Printer hy Six Bodies. % Thirteen 2 st Public

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0 THE. EVENING CLARENDON CLLB T0 SHOW BLOONS Annual Flower Exhibit Will| Be Friday—Plan to Dec- | orate Graves. { endon...

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WONANISNIURED INTANIGAB CRAGH Her Skull Fractured and Es- cort Hurt When Vehicle Smashes Into Tree. Mattie Moore, 25, of 302

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ENBASSY TOSHNE N STYLE OF ATTEL Mexican Artist and Garden Expert to Transform Of- ficial Building. Work has been started to

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PATENT MEDICINES AS BEVERAGES HIT Medical Association Told Many Are Used as Alcoholic Drinks. By the Associated Pre ATLANTIC

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CANGLEYILLNES DELAYS UM CASE Trial of Three Deferred Pend- ing Deposition of Rep- resentative. siddons in Criminal Division

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POLICE CHIEFS, Martine of New York, of the White House police, CLOSE-UP OF SPAI KING leaving their castle a few days when the

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STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, 'TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. 18 THE EVENING Motor Car Driving ST PUBLIGTY Titar Cr Briing Ty 5 PROMISED

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. The Dancer of Pari BY MICHAEL ARLEN. Copyright, 1925, by the...

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WOOD'LEPERFUND PLANS GVEN 0. K Gova:nor of Philippines Asks $1,000,000 to Alleviate - Suffering in Islands. The plan of Maj.

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SEES VHOLESALE | TRADE DISRIPTED DCemoralization Due to Insa- tiable Greed, Grocers’ As- sociation President Says. The...

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180000 EALL &Il 000 GALLONS OF WHISKY S0LD Grocery Firm Buys Overholt! Stock, Worth $43,200,000, at Retail. . \Says His Age

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D, C., TUESDAY. MAY 26, 19% FRANBE M BRlS'S nu|||||||u|u|n|mmmm 0 i MY T | | MG - ON MAJOR...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 26, Slippers and the Wedding Ceremony - Ramble Around South

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WOMANS“PAGE. FEATURES. BEDTIME STORIES “/"W/C0s King Turns Robber. | only thing he make sure i he le to ze The fivh was b and

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26 NOVEL SEA SONGS BY WRG TONIGHT Steamship’s Chief Steward Main Feature of Program From WIJZ’s Broadcast. A novel recital of

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i STOATION ACUTE N NAVAL STORES * Turpentine and Rosin Short- | age Makes Prices Double in Four Months. BY J. . ROYLE....

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28 ¥ (L SHARES LEAD IN FINAL TRADING Wide Variety of Stocks Touch New High Levels on Exchange. BY STUART P. WE! *Special...

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b PRIGE OF LAMB CUT IN'LOCAL MARKET Fowls, Geese and Turkeys Also Cheaper—Beef Unchanged Today. Poultry dealers are unable to

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S PORTS. T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. SPORTS. Race Proving Uncertainty of Base Ball: Phillies

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SPORTS NEITHER VISITING ELEVEN WILL RECEIVE ANY MONEY ‘Aa Midshipmen Cannot Charge at Home They Will Get Nothing Out of Clash

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o2 * DRVEFOR FUND SRENEWED TODAY Campaign for Palestine-Ort | Refugee Benefit Aims to | Raise $80,000. Washington's campaign

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a - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. oo CONGER TONGHT Thirteenth Annual Com- mencement Recital of

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- Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 1410 St Jon's Newsstand. il P Doy Prmacy! ociencn. W e Rogle Pharmac rgia e, Jonn

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‘o0 ork WAGONS, i ondition. WALNUT CRIFFOROBE, good 420 10th_st_n.w. QFFICE FURNITURS FROM VT Complete 1ine ot desks. file

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APARTMENTS, ETC. ROOMS AND BOARD. QKW - Attractive Tshed 170 OCTOBER 1—3 BOUMNS. A or i tindon...

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REAL ESTATE. _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1925. REAL ESTATE. 37 JEVICRS Awp_gIUDiOs. ‘RER’LAR...

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38 SALE—HOUSES (Cont'd). $9,950. Semi-Detached Brick, NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. A very attractive semi-detached colo- nial type...

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e AUCTIONS. FOR S-\l l',—-lllll SES. 'HILP\L .\I\l A REASONS WY Yor suovLn oWX T LETACHED CLEVELAND PARK o ocms wnid e SEMI e

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- 40 APARTMIENT HOUSE | AREA QUTLINED Development of Capital Sec- tion on Picturesque Lines Discussed by Speakers....