Evening Star dated December 24, 1926

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WEATHER. (U. S. Weather Rain tonight and probably tomor- row morning; colder tomorrow; mini- mum temperature about 32...

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b 2 * WHO SPURNS COINS Store Manager Convinces Bandit Change Is Only Cash in Store. A hold-up man, believed to have been an

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MUNASTERY MASS Services Later to Be Held in Grotto of Nativity in Catacombs. The annual midnight mass initiat- ing the...

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“ACTOENT COSTS D.CHOMANSS0D Mrs. Helen Thomas, Daugh- ““ter of Former Envoy, Loses “- Verdict in Court. By the Associated...

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—_— TINEY S CONDTON GRAVE NENTALLY Comedian Can Ever Return to Theatrical Work. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA,...

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LAUSANNE TREATY 1S HIT BY KING Senator Asks Investigation| of 0il Influence in Adop- tion of Terms.’ Tin Soldier Gone From

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- DIVORGEE'S SUICIDE * LAIDTODELUSION Attorney Doubts Blackmail Plot Revealed in Woman'’s Death Note. By the Assoriatrd Preas

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8 ¥ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1926 THE EVENING STAR)|rortation engineers. And this new|to...

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Revolution were arranged around the statue, Committee in Charge. The committee of the Sons of the Revolution in charge of the

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Christmas Music Begins Tonight With Carols at the White House—Special Singing to Precede Midnight Communion Service. LTHOUGH

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'20 A Rare Purchase ou want accurate time, see this Gilbert Clock at your dealer’s. Hear ts musical Normandy chimes. Gilbert

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12 - SOCIETY. SOCIETY Mrs. Coolidge Spending Day in Various Missions and \/151ts of \IerC\ RS. COOLIDGE is putting in some

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SPORTS. Cobb and Speaker Fight for Exoneration : Basket Ball to Have DEPOSED PLAYERS ASKING CHANCE TO FACE ACCUSER While...

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SCHMOOL YOUNGSTERS TRIM TREE FOR THE BIRDS. Puplils of the Jackson School, at R and Avon streets northwest, providing a...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1926. | CEivaEes GoRId IO SRTI6 deeiined ST IN Pl s AT s ik o e A= :

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THE EVENING RTAR. WABHINGTON, U. U, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1925. ———— e e e N— il -gu -uvm - wy pioq mmQ, A‘wn"quu""q jup...

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AIR FANS DESIRE TIMED PROGRAMS Suggestion Is Made That Major Features Start Right on the Hour. A majority of radio fans are

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. » TREND IS HIGHER IN STOCK MARKET Quiet Buying Movement Car- ries Most Issues Above Yesterday’s Close. s BY STUART P. WEST.

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FINANCIAL. MM‘ CONSULT. US —for safe investment of Four eurplus funds. Look | | 6%% ey First Lo D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER . 24

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WOMAN’'S PAGE. Elaborate: Mulfs Become Popular BY MARY MARSHALL. Queens and princesses seem to have 2 natural predilection

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WOMA N°S PAGE. Some Instructions as to Right Way to Do It—Times When a Little Starch Is Necessary. Folding and Ironing. ‘Wool

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 1926. HELP AND SITUATTONS. TR 1 Ko, A WORK. colored woman, good Taw

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. PEERLESS. Your Opportumty Buy Wlth Cnnfidence PEE] RLF\& \IOTORS €0, ACTORY BRANCH. 14th and P Sts, Main...

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AXPARTMENTS, ETC. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., FRIDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1926. REAL ESTATE. e Tt e Y 7 L iy { MUTT AND...

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g AUCTIONS THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 926 RESORTS. :5 AUCTION SALES. (REG’LAR FELLERS—It All Comes

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YOUNG FOLKS LEAD IN YULETIDE BALL, Brilliant Entertainment in Aid of Children’s Country Home Tomorrow Night. In keeping with