Evening Star dated April 2, 1929

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\WEATHER. (U. S. Weather Fair tonight and tomorrow; frost tonight; lowest temperature about *24 degrees; somewhat warmer...

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9 % FOREST FIRES HIT ORCHARD DISTRICTS Buildings Destroyed as Flames Sweep West Vir- ginia and Maryland Areas. Four buildings

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GARDENERS CLEAR i EGG-ROLLING SCARS| | White House Grounds Regain -~ Quiet and Beauty—47,217 Enjoy Celebration. Long before

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HERRICK TRBUTES FLODDIAGENBASSY French Government Contin- | ues Plans for Imposing Funeral Honors. | By the Assoctatea Press.

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HELD BY CHURCHES Protestant Episcopai f)fficers in Washington Diocese - Are Chosen. The Protestant Episcopal Churches | in the

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ANTLSALOONGROUP| SEES FIGHT AHEAD Bitter Campaign for Dry En- forcement to Follow No- Blank Gold Coin Theft Is Charged To...

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SUNDAY BASE BALL ISSUE Little Rock Folk Voting on Ref- erendum Measure, Herrick Laid Plans For Official Duties While on...

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» > i THE EVENING STAR —_With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY.........April 2, 1020 THEODORE W....

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“NEW POLISH ENVOY EAGER T0 SEE PARK| ot Minister Coming to United States| " -Th Is Anxious to Visit Yellowstone. WARSAW...

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| 10 % REPORT IS ADOPTED INROAD SCANDAL Leader in Minority Floor Charges “Whitewash” Annapolis House. By a Staff...

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. ait. SUBUR §60,000 ADDITIONAL GIVEN FOR SCHOOLS Many Bills Passed in Closing Session of Maryland As- sembly. BY WILLIAM J.

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Trading Is Reduced, but List Shows Rallying Power. Oils Lead. BY HARRY H. BECKER. ipecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK,...

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TRADING 15 BRI ATD.C HRAE | : Merchants’ Supplies Plentiful ! as Trade Shows Sea- : sonal- Increase. | Bupplies were...

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’ ) . FINANCIAL.' . THE" EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 2 1929." FINANCIAL.” . DSTRETBUONG | NEW YORK STOCK

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FINANCIAL. . TRUST LOANS UNITED STATES. SR Tyler & Ruthérford Main 9080 Spiombeey | Eats dlered : First Two Monthy of Year

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16~ < SOVIET SENDS BOSSES e vey e o i |t et vt L S HOUSTON PREDICTS : : rotation in | roplems, thus speeding 1A I Plunges...

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The Fy ning PP e PO R Wy w CATHOLIGSTARE P REPORT ON STUDY OF ETHIGS OF WAR Topic for Association of In- ternational Peace

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SOCIET ; New York Members. . RS. HOOVER, as honérary pres- ident of the Girl Scouts organi- zation, received a small group of

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'SOCIETY ' __(Continued From Page Eighteen.) of Paraguay and Senor Rupprecht of ruguay, occupied a box. ‘The box of the...

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JB 1. RADONERGER = CARRED TOHOOVER =2 Harbord and Behn Call on " President in Interest of Consolidation. BY MARTIN CODEL. "

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» WICONSI VOTES ONDRY LAV REPEAL Blizzard Hinders Balloting as Storm Blocks Roads in Rural Sections. HY the Associated Press.

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SOCIETY (Continued from Nineteenth Page.) 12, at the Willard Hotel, part of which whose sculpture exhibit shot recent art...

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D. €, TUESDAY,. APRIL 2, 19%.° IS ROYAL == , - WASHINGTON, ‘Street o é} Eleveneth y 2 Very Spec;ial Prices! Finest...

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SPRING OPERA TOUR " TO BEGIN APRIL 14 Thirty Principals and Four Conductors Will Be in Met- ropofitan Personnel. By the...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. i TUESDAY, ”KPRIE 2, 1929, “At Seventh and K”—Wculnnflan‘: Popular Shopping Ccnl - —— 7 et i

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Speaking of Guns. police force long enough to rec- ognize a hunger case when he § LTHOUGH Officer Fitzallen was A only 27, he

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AUSTRALIA FEARS FOR LOST PLANE Southern Cross, Forced Down in Bush on Flight to England, Sought by Air and Water.' By the...

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¢, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1999, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. %fl \‘Aft'ef-Easter COAT Sale! ‘Brings 300 High-Grade Spring Coats

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R e ATHT0 LEGE Geneva Leaders Say More and More Nations Are Foreswearing War. BY JOSEPH E. SHARKEY, QGeneva Correspondent of

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VAUDEVILLE STARS ON NATIONAL CHAIN Artists Selected by Poll Will Appear in Keith-Orpheum Hour. ‘The first of the group of...

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THE RAGGED PRINCESS Copyright, 1925, by Chicago Daily News (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) CHAPTER XLVIIL &« HIS, I...

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(SEEKS TO RECOUP |“Aprt Foor” Joke " 5 BB EFET ansas City Bank Receiver Announces Assessment to Cover Huge Indebtedness. | By

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. TUESDAY. APRIL 2. 1020." Griffs Outplay. A Il Rivals in F lorida : Team Is Termed...

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MARYLAND OPENS AGAINST QUAKERS Georgetown to Meet Old Foe From - Hub—Wilner, D. C. Boy, Leads Red and Blue. M against...

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ANNEX % AWARDS OUT OF 123 TOTAL Ties in Men’s Singles and Women’s All-Events to Be Rolled Off. 7 BY R. D. THOMAS. “« OOKS as

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. Candy Recipes With Variations BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. rather than & stim- AND DELICIQUS. small pieces. A pound or two of

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' New' Spring Casino Ensembles BY MARY MARSHALL. ‘The casino jacket of this Spring is the fashionable-successor of the cock-

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The' Sidewfls of .Wa‘qhington BY THORNTON FISHER. !° The traditional egg rolling on the fawn of the Whlue‘!:ouss was broad- |

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I s INSI0E AnD TELL MYSTERY OF VAN VELTEN MANOR, GOOFy HAS DECIDED To EMPLOY THE SERVICES OF A WELL KNOWN plessures da\gmmed.

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E & CM“ Co. - OMMI Phar- ll. lnd Colorado ~ ave.—O'Donnell’s Pl i nn! Plnnnt st.—Mount Pleasant yrmi 3209 Mo Cigar and News H

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SA!I—(AUTOHO)BILES. new tires and aulek; “trade”or R cHEY) VRGLET SEDAN 15 piees ondition Shorifce. ._Decatur. 5. CHRYSLER 65

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APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. e sty S 0 ST Ot s DESIRABLE APARTMENTS. ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, THE ALTA\IONT 1635 CONNECTICUT AVE.

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$9,250. NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. An attractive, new 20-foot-wide Coloniel try brick home containing six beauti- . big rooms. hl(ll

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RENTS CONDEMNED SITES FOR 30 DAYS : Unite& States Gives Leases on Property for Supreme Court Home. 5 ‘With the Government...