Evening Star dated October 25, 1928

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WEA' (0. 8. Weather Fair, continued THER. Bureau Forecast.) cool tonight and to- morrow. Temperature—Highest, 60, at 3:30...

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.2 w2 CORONER STARTS AUTO DEATH PROBE Difficult Task Faced in Fixing Responsibility for Hitting Miss King. ‘While an inquest

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER In America there are over 11600 millionaires. Thes 7 an army larger “an

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4w ANTHODUBLE T PACT RAFT BEGN U. S. Delegate to League Parley Thinks Pacts Es- sential to Problem. By the Associated Press.

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DEPUTIES REJECT [MMIGRATION PLAN ; Episcopal Bishops’ Stand for Oriental Quotas Meets Strong Opzosition. The House of...

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¢ DAVIS SAYS SMITH 1S LEADER OF MEN Declares Him Better Fitted for Presidency Than Repub- lican Candidate. By the Assoclated

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" HOOVER EXTOLLED BY COLLEG HEA Dr. Hibben and Dr. Garfield Appraise Candidate at Auditorium. Herbert Hoover's qualifications

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THE EVENING STAR| __ With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D C THURSDAY.....October 25, 1928 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor

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MRS. GLADYS SPANGLER DIES IN HOUSTON, TEX. Tuneral Services to Be Conducted at Residence of Parents Here Tomorrow. Mrs....

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TIE_TVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 7. . THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 192 RS, BAKER TAKES FOURTH HUSBAND Divorced Wife of Former Di-v!...

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INDUSTRY PIONEERS GUESTS AT DINNER .. Banquet at Hotel Astor Fol- lows Fifth Conference at Columbia University. By the...

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12 FIND VITAMIN RETAINER IN GAS-TREATED CELERY Report of Experiments With Ethy- lene Bleaching Indorsed by the American...

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FLORIDA PRODUCTS ATD. C. MARKET Cooler Weather Brings Out Early-Morning Buyers. Trade Rather Quiet. Cool weather during the

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14 #% TRANSFER COMMON REACHES NEW HIGH v - | Abitibi Po pf.§) | Abrahm&Straus 108% 1134 108% 113% Storage Stock Up to 129 on|

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ZFIN CONERTBLE BKD SSUES AREACTHE Sbeculative Element Turns ¢ to Foreign Group—Ad- vances Recorded. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE....

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@@ @ meaite SUNSWEET PRUNES... 2 15:-25¢ THE 2RERE® - 69th Anniversary Special! | Gold. Medal KITCHEN-TESTED | Every batch

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STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 Boris Chuknovsky (in foreground), the Russian aviator, who first sighted members

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SOCIETY. :SQCIETY.. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928, SOCIETY Secretary of the Navy Wilbur...

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- o S 7= e lington Hotel. Mis; Currin of i sy Young Mr. Theodore Tiller, youthful | Interested responses to the invita- \heg

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—MiNena Toilet Water. Regularly $1.50. Bottle.. —Norida Compacts—double and single styles. Discontinued num- bers of $2.00

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* BOARDASKSFNES FOR PLCENEN Charges Against Three Other Officers Are Dis- missed. Small fines were recommended by the Woman

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PENNSYLVANIASEES FIRST REAL BATTLE Democratic Efforts Give - State Close-up of Na- tional Politics. BY BYRON PRICE....

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EXPERT TO SPEAK ON CHILD WELFARE Miss Fay. Bentley Will Open Series at Y. W. C. A. Monday Morning. Miss Fay Bentley, director

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BUSINESS LEADER WADE 6. U, REGENT George McNeir, Native of D. C., Is Appointed by University. A native Washingtonian, George

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«variety as comprehensive-- timulus daily~a Birthday he minds of the buying the values tomorrow ful New Coats i o d typical

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! CONFESSED SLAYER OF 3 BOYS GRILLED Panzram Silent on Original Story as Bay State Of- ficers Arrive Here. . A two-hour...

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“ DEFENDS DELAY N PACT PUBLISHING Winston Churchill Holds No| ' Keason Existed for Giv- i ing Out Text. By the Associated...

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28 BISHOP ASSAILS CHARGES BY GLASS Cannon Declares Senator | Was “Mere Pawn of 0I- vany” at Houston. By the Assoctated Pre:s

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THE EVENING STAR, “WASHINGTON, Di.- 0. WooDWARD & [LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F axDp G S'rnit:a'rs Remnant Day Savings—25% and More...

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i v THE EVENING STAR, WA:.@HTA\'GTON‘ D. €. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1925. , SMITH IMMIGRATION $1.05 Postal F COL. HOUSE PRINTS

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GOLDEN Both Sides 7th at K St. M New Winter Coats of broadcloth, suede or combinations of broadcloth and broadtail (pile...

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HUGHES WINDS UP 3 MIDWEST DRIVE Again Extols Hoover in Chi- *cago Speech—Now Heads for Buffalo. By the Associated Press....

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CAPT VHTEHORST TALKSON STREES Board of Trade Body Seeks to Prevent Repeated Pave- ment “Breaks.” ¢ A resolution seeking to

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POLYGAMY FOUGHT B CETRAL A mn Struggle Against Paying Ransom for Brides Also Started by Speciai Group. By the Associated...

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- KONRPEDTROUPER VATCESHOLDUP Bandit Captors Use His Gun to Stop Pennsylvania Couple. By the Assoclated Press. LANCASTER,...

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ather hn's oMedlCIne is a food medicine and is recommended for coughs, colds, spasmo- dic croup, bronchitis, asthmatic...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. OQOBER 95, e . DIRIGIBLES TO REPLACE LINERS, BRITISH AIR EXPERT PREDICTS Graf

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25 1928. 7% PALALS ROYAL 515T Commemorating Qur 51st Birthday With...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928. Anniversary Celebration ; ding Specials—Many of Them for...

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“THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.- C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928. EU'UP[RMIUN'N 0". s "’I%";A’:JETN":’VOEI%%E‘SIRL i...

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v ANTHEVSH RS ST TR HAGARY Government” Warns People to Stay Indoors—Many Oasualties Reported: By the Assoctated Press. T,...

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43 D. C. College Teams Prime for Ga . U.-DUKE GAME SEATS ¥ i : " UA,?EU ';E,_fms mirioLy| | Colonial Grid Mentor and...

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SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D L. n Major Mound Staffs Need L. TIME TAKING TOLL OF STAR PITCHERS Many Who Helped in

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AUTOMATIC It’s all inside the furnace” Ymr dealer can modernize your furnace in 3 hours HE SUPER OIL Heator can be to- tally

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[N ——— - . ___TRAE EVENING ), B, Joses 'PUBLIC CONFIDENCE SINCE 1861 F Street at Eleventh - . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U,...

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18 EDUCATORS PRAISE RADID CONCERTS THE EVENTN® KTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, DCTOBER 25, 1928, LONG RANGE RADIO...

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WOMAN'S, PAGE.] Dishes for the Foreign Guest BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. Whenever a foreigner visits a home, whether for a...

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WOMAN'S PAGE. Selecting. Effective Jewelry BY MARY MARSHALL. H When in contemplating the needs of D et u that w complet...

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WOMAN'S PAGE. The Sidewalks of Washington BY THORNTON FISHER. It was the end of the first half last Baturday afternoon in...

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LITTLE BENNY BY LEE PAPE. Me and Shorty Judge was vawking along tawking about diffrent subjecks such as ladies high heels and

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS J1 p.m. day befors publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m....

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AUTOMOBILES, ETC. THE EVENING SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.). FORD TUDOR SEDAN, 1925; fine conditios &00d b loen dlres:...

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APARTMENTS, ETCY APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED, APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. (cvntll-ed) l iq {APIN lmnmn ousekeepin Hprnmnn three...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1928, BARGAIN, Bressed-beick mansion 10 7. b “Toom apt. on 3rd...

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AUCTIONS AUCTION SALES. ms Amlwoml AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. ~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON AUCTION SALES. 08, 3. TONEERS,

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58 MAN, 62, RUN DOWN BY GABIN JOKN CAR Yietim Seriously Injured. Three Children Hurt in Jraffic Mishaps. Struck by a street