Evening Star dated August 25, 1925

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R ' WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair and slightly warmer tonight; tomorrow, partly cloudy. Temperatures. 82...

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BOULEVARDS HALT FOR LACK OF PAINT White Stop Sign Fund Low. Naming New Routes Is Opposed. The traffic department will have to

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o= 25, 25. * 3 is un THE EVENING GAS PRICE SINKING WITH RATE WAR Cost in West Goes as Low as 13.8 Cents a Gallon—Many...

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4 * BIG ART EXHIBIT PLANNED IN FALL Entire Corcoran Gallery {o Be Turned Over to New York Academy. [road 1aws of Missouri. I.

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GUARDSMEN PLAN HOME IN TERMINAL Need for Own Headquarters 4 Stressed—Virginia Camp in War Game. BY WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY, Staff

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. 7 UESDAY August 25, 1925 THEODORE W. NOYES. . ..Editor The

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U. S. ENTERS PARLEY. Accepts Chinese Customs Invita- tion—Britain to Enter. The Washington Government form ally accepted...

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<] * SOCTEDY.. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO WASHINGTON ELKS WILL SOCIETY Lo 1l ouomon Matinee Program and Dance at Glen Echo

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WORLD CHURCHMEN HALT “DRY'S” TALK U."S. Enthusiast Asked to Quit by Delegates at Stockholm Conference. DRY RAID NETS 100...

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10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 1925. 7 IMPERIALIST POLICIES ; . - o s e IHREE MEN HE“] cHargeD...

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] PLEAOF MCRAY 5 SENT BACK HERE Ex-Governor’s Application | for Pardon Acted on by ' Judge and Prosecutor. Br the s...

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12- LA FOLLETTEHITS ESTATE TAXES CUT Assails Administration Pro- gram in First Speech of Campaign. , August 25.— Follette,

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5 o e i ; , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY. AUGUST- 25 - 1925: 13 T " veek'l i “enemy” will be given |coast. Thé

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_1 STOPS EXTRA FEES OF U. S, NOTARIES McCarl Orders Return of Charges Collected for Government Work. Controller General...

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THE‘ EVENING STAR, WASBINGTON 0 TUESDA AUGUST 25, 191:) b 1] rererteeretsrrerer " Well Done and Il Paid. VI . ; BY W. J....

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16 ’ THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 1925. [ E R R RN...

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THE “CHARLESTON" OF ANOTHER DAY. Miss Viola Webster of New York wearing the oldfashioned costume and dancing the “Charles-

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SPORTS. i HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925. SPORTS. Griffs Face Six More Games on Current Trip :

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925. SPORTS. 19 Rockne Praises New Kick-Off Rule : Interest

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FTINANCIAL STOCKS REGISTER NEW HIGH POINTS Individual ~ Shares Jump—Rail Issues Espe- cially Strong. BY STUART P. WE Al...

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SILESNCREASG | INMEAT ARHET Lower Pork Prices Likely in Few Days—Fruit and Vegetable Review. Cool weather has put more life

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WOMAN’S PAGE Hints In Garment Buying BeEay™ e BY LYDIA LE F HEN buving ready-to- we clothes there are many points that should

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WOMA ssentials of BY MARY The relative merits of hook €yes or snappers we hear very about nowadays, bec made with the minimu

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9, GOOD MUSIC ON AR FRON WRE TONIGHT New York Philharmonic Sum- mer Series Near End. Dance Program Follows. 4 The first of

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MIS CELLANEOUS “'\Dl-l’) \FK\I( E. (Continued. CPROLATERED. Est cheerfuil ed free. TTITENS A2 OIL BUR J 17. FORNITURE cgvpra

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r 26 ROOMS, ETC. TIE EVENING AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1925. APARTMENT RENT ROOMS—FURNISHE (Continued.) i...

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i REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. RENT Hbl SES—UNFURNISHED. 1 (Continued.) 1328 PARK ROAD—11 ROOM garage holds

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23 A FOR SALE—HOUSE! (Continued.) NORTHEAST %7 630. 1280 NEAL ST. N.E. 4‘51016"0 TOOm: e“r(v rm}:enlpnce very to alley. t...

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AUCTIONS. 29 SKELETON IS IDE IDENTIFIED. | IMAUD GETS TO NOME | NORFOLK, Va., August 25 (®).—A 'ON WAY FROM ALASKA . 7 | - 3

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30 THE EVENIN AR, WASHIN GTON, D. C TUESDAY, AUGUST WIDOW OF BRYAN APPROVES SHRINE Is Pleased by Selechon of Daniels to Head