Evening Star dated October 15, 1927

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e —— WEATHER. (U 8 Woather Burean Forecas' ) Fair tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer, Temperature—Highest. 59. at 2:30 p.m.

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1 ) e ~ COOLIDGE RESENTS SUMMERALL TALK " Recall of General on Speak- | ing Tour Seen Rebuke From President. The recall from

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- BOY. 7, 1S KILLED CROSSING STREET HMotorist Takes Child to Hos- pital—Mother Comes Too Late. William Carrick, 7-vear-old

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NNING PRODUCE ! CHEAP IN MARKET Some Fruit Higher, but Vege- '} tables Move at Slight ‘{ Profit to Farmers. Tt is this season

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THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. €. SATURDAY. OCTORER NEW TROOPS JOIN IPARK VIEW FETE REBELSINMEXICO, ENDS IN DANCING | |

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) “THE EVENING STAR| With Sunduy Morning Edition WASHINGTON, D. C SATURDAY.....October 15, 1927 THEODORE W. NOYES. .., Editor

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D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, “ 1927. s 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | {QUANTICO TO ELECT |MADISON MONUMENT g | MAYOR AND CDUNG"_...

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» ‘8OCIETY * |PRESIDENT PAYS HONOR F lo | o | d a TO BRITISH NAVY OFFICER ! SOUTHERN RESORTS Cross Awarded Lieut. Stuart for

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- RO PLAN SUGH FORFRENCH LE U. S. Wants Agreement With Paris to Watch St. Pierre and Miguelon. Br the Associated Press. An

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10 250000 BUILDING BIFT T0 GATHEDRAL Preachers’ College Also to Get $50,000 Annual Income From Unnamed Donor. The Collese of

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~DELAWARE BISHOP 10 OPEN SESSIONS Right Rev. Philip -Cook to _Speak at Syrod Service in Roanoke. Right Rev. Philip Cook,...

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12 MT.VERNON CHURCH ELECTS OFFICIALS Conference Returns Rev. Dr. W. A. Lambeth as Pastor. LUTHER LEAGUE ‘ At the recent...

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PARLEY TOBE HELD - ONSUNDAY SCHoL 'Annuai Convention of District Association to Be Held » October 24. P The thirty-fourth...

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FINANCTALD SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK, October 15 (#).—Bar silver, 56; Mexican dollars, 42 | ATURDAY. OCTOBER 1927, ‘sAm,

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A . BONDS IRREGLUAR DUE TO NEW ISSUES Prices Show No Marked Re- : cessions—Treasury Securi- ties Are Neglected. By the...

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READY FOR THE NAVY BATTLE TODAY. Knute Rockne, gridiron wizard and coach of the Notre Dame team, and John P. Smith, guard and