Evening Star dated November 11, 1926

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WEATHER. (U. S. Wecther Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; lowest temperature tonight about 24 degrees; rising...

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s 2 PRESIDENT' TA PLAN QUESTIONED Persons Not as Financially Fortunate in 1926 as in 1925 Start Inquiries. BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

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’ 705?5 B°“°"T\ LEAGUE OF ASIATIC Big Book \Iu-p 933 G St. N.W. Extablished 1907 ./ //\< NATIONS FORECAST Agreement Believed

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NOVEMBER 11, 1926. THE oy Al M = |SCHOOL DEDICATIO EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, 3 Generals, Colonels | And Admiral

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ST FORLAPLATA *AT8.CP2R 76 Brav: sommons| CONTRIBUTED HERE Check Will Go to Red Cross| for Work Under Local | Relief...

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—-— THE FTVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1T. 1928 NATONA SCHOL INSTCLLOD DRI Restoration of Building for

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PRESIDENT WILL BACK SENATE IN ATTITUDE ON WORLD COURT Declares in Speech He Does Not Propose g to Ask Modification of Terms.

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8 THE EVENING STAR With SII-III’I Mn}'nln: Edition. WABHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. . THEODORE W. NOY. x The Evening Star...

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OLD DUTCH SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY LARGE SIZE FLORIDA ORANGES SWEET AND JUICY GRAPEFRUIT 2 for 15¢ HEAVY FRUIT—FULL

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If the branch should break— NDURED AGONY FROM BRUISES AND STRAIN young nan at +sin, Monroe County I and was badly bru rained

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11 SHIP OFFER CONSIDERED. Munson Line Would Take Over South American Vessels. Proposal by the Munson Steamship Co. of New...

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12 ..THM¥._EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. sttt et W |FIVE MEN CAPTURED iz s 5,001 s 1| CRUSHED

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FISH ARE HIGHER IN MARKET TODAY Nor’westers Along Coast Cut Catches of Finny Tribe. Oysters Abundant. Heavy nor'westers along

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14 * PUBLIC UTILITIES MARKET LEADERS QOils and Soecialty Industrials Attract Interest Also Today. BY STUART P. WE! vrial...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D, C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. FINANCIAL, EXCHANGE SEATS UP. - NEW YORK, November 11 (P).—

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the wreath. BRITISH MOTHERS MARK ARMISTICE. pllgrimage from the rain. the home office, just above the service, carrying a...

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LA PLATA HOME | at the wreck: v of burying 'S BY TORNADO. Edward M. Della r home on the outskirts of the little Maryland...

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SOCIETY, THE EVENING Agricultural Executive, Mr. Jardine, Léft Washington Today for Brief Stay in Maine STAR. WASHINGTON, D.

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CHURCHES SURCES ARNS NEET HERE Disarmament Gathering' Would Be in Washington or Geneva Next Year. | 37 the Associated Press

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20 . BUSINESS HEADS ASK TAX RLIE Present Corporation Income] Levy Called Invidious ard Discriminating. form of business as n

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£ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY NOVEMBER _11. 1926. How Can You Save? Shop Friday--at Kann’s! Sale! —A...

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Redul —— e Matsumoto was shot and killed and - -educed Charges Against West Coast Rald- |were charged with murder in Plerce|p

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“THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926 A R A e e EIIMIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIING INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED

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24 FORD'S EMPLOYES SUSPICIOUS OF AIMS OF 5-DAY-WEEK PLAN WOrkers Fear System Is Way to Cut Wages. Declare They Are...

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THE EVENING STAR, Tomorrow these Special $29-7> Values In the Men’s Clothes Section and The English Shop Men’s Overcoats,...

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26 TUCKER IS URGED FORCOMMISSONE Park View Citizens Back Head of Northeast Group as Rudolph’s Successor. The Park View...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. Charge Purchases Made During November Will Be Billed in...

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TOE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D.- €. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1928 (ST TRADE 3210000000000 Council Report Says World Has...

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Dining Suites Reduced Spanish-type Dining Suite, in Espano finish and green lacquer interiors: china is especially...

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DUKE SEEKS CLEAR PATH INTO CHURCH, -Marlborough Reported Ask- ing Pope Pius to Annul Van- derbilt Marriage. ]moy-xu« at...

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. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. NOVE'MBER 11, 1928, ---in which the bargains speak for themselves™ It was our

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHING‘TON, D. C. THURSDAY., NOVEMBER 1f, 1928. Test We Forget! Nobember 11, 1918 oS Lansburgh & Bro. =

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EVANGELINE BOOTH | DEFEATS BROTHER Salvation Army Reorganiza- tion Leaves Her at Head After Six-Year Fight. By the Associated

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. The HUB—7th and D Sts. N.W.—The HUB—7th and D Sts. N\W.—The

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PARADE T0 OPEN | - ANAGOSTIA l]RI\!E } Costume Dance at Logan| ¢ Park Tomorrow Starts Citi- zen Membership Campaign. The...

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— THE EVENING GRL, 15 1S LA ONCHCAGOSTREET : Belleved Victim of Mistaken Identity—Resembled Neigh- bor Who Was Threatened. By

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THE EVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. TARMY ano 8th & D Sts. NW.—OUR ONLY STORE Parcel Post Free

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BRILLIANT FUTURE SEEN FOR CAPITAL New Secretary of Commerce Chamber Predicts Big Things for City.- A brililant future for the

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7702727, SHORT SE00000: OWES §1.500000: Teller Missing, Court Is Asked to- Name Receiver for His Estate. By the Assoctated

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40 WRG T0 BROADCAST WILSON MEMORIAL Services at Tomb Go on Air as Feature of Armistice Day Program. WRC will observe...

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SPORTS OLDER CIRCUIT WITHOUT - AN OUTSTANDING HITTER . Hargrave of Reds and Spencer of Pirates, Catchers, Lead in Averages,

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42 : . College Elevens of This Vicinity Run Into Formidable SPORTS. BIG BATTLES ARE AHEAD FOR FOUR OF SIX TEAMS Going Will Be

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SPORTS. . . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. RIVALRY DATING FROM 77 ENDED FOR FOURTH TIME

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926. ECRETS o theWHIT E HOUSE The one person in the world who...

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THE EVENING STORY Just in Time. HEN Sarah French received word that her sister Maria had falle 5 a hip in suck ¢ that she...

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WOMAN’S PAGE. THE SPIDER WOMAN BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR. Bhe and Harry were conversing on a general subject when he entered

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WOMAN’S PAGE. Making Other Persons Understand BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Tt is a strange fact that if we find (is a childish

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WOMAN’S PAGE. BY MARY MARSHALL. ‘We speak about the new black shoes as if the idea of wearing black shoes was quite a new...