Evening Star dated April 24, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. 8. ‘Weather Bureau Forecast.) Increasing cloudiness and warmer to- night, followed by showers or thunder- storms

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WRC AGAIN TO BEAR VOTELESS . G. PLEA Dr. Havenner and Mrs. Riley to Speak Tomorrow Night Over Radio. Continuing the campaign

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( ES?R INDIGESTION and 75¢ Pkg’s.Sold Everywhere A Few Vacancies in the Valley Vista Apartment (So. End Million Dollar Bridse

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1. ‘RED CROSS GROUP CALLS ON HOOVER i Delegates Visit White House, , Then Go to Bolling for Air Demonstration. Today was a

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MRS. SHOPE NAMED HEAD OF SOCIETY Daughters of 1812 Will Be Received at White House Late Today. Mrs. Samuel Z. Shope of...

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The triangular O-Cedar Polish Mop saves time —1n corners —under furniture —over the floors Tae O-Cedar Polish Mop makes short

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GITY HALL FIRE LAID TOARKANSAS CLERK Faces Arson Charge as Wife Is Accused of Shooting at Another Woman. By the Assoclated

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THE EVENING, STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. ....April 24, 1920/ THEODORF W. NOYES....Editor

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[THE WASHINGTON’S FINEST MEN'S WEAR STORE SPECIAL!! A Group of MEN’S SUITS Tailored by Hart Schaffner & Marx 36 F NE English

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SUBURBAN NEWS.” WOMEN ARE URGED TOSUPPORT HOOVER Law Enforcement Plea Made at Convention of Mary- , land Federation. Bpecial

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. SUBURBAN NEWS. DELEGATIONS URGE IMPROVED ROADS Large Group Goes to Upper Marlboro to Reiterate Request. BY GEORGE PORTER.

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HOOVER LEFTTURN | D0DF TURNED DOWN C. of C. Group Indorses Pres- ent System in Use in District. The present traffic system of

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ADVANCE IN CURB | - SHARES CONTINUES 5z, =t Tighter Money Slows Up Cp- erations, However—Some Gains Are Shown. BY HARRY H.

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o e Siock Trask & Co. Ezchange ies ¥, Shes Secretary M : 3 . g } We have on hand a limited amount ; BANKERS m HEAR YORK STOCK

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FINANCIAL., CONVERTIBLE BOND LIGTIS IRREGULAR Market Slows Down Some- what as Favorable Fac- tors Are Discounted. BY CHARLES

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'WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1929. PN ) R “Juice Drinks heaven blows, Where ‘Crushy’ ever squeezes and the juice ever flows? = AVE

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UNIFORM BUS FARE RATE ANDTRANGFER RIGHT T0 BE ASKED Fleharty to Take Plea Before | Commission if Merger Is Not Ratified....

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- |18 S ‘Ptesident and Mrs. SOCIETY. OCIETY Hoover Entertained ¢ A Small Company at Dinner Last Night at White House HE Chief

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'SOCIETY (Continued From Eighteenth Page.) & wrap to the church, made of white flowered silk, bought in Shanghai, 80 years

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- DUNBAR'S CADETS [z N COMPETTON 'Silver Cup Given to Victor }‘ in Howard University [ Stadium Meet. f | Dunbar High School’s

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BULDING IS HELD N TYPE MODEL Design for Murch School De- scribed as Introduction of Improved Architecture. The building of

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HOOVER 70 RECEIVE MEDAL TOMORROW! John Fritz Award Will Be Be- stowed by Four Engineer- ing Societies. President Hoover, at a

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THE TEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL /24, 1929, VLDENBERG'S eme Specialty Shop e ax Simon, Proprietor,...

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"THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1999 RESERVE OFFICERS " HONOR GOL COLE Detroit Man Named Associa-

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* DIVERSITY MARKS | * RADID SELECTIONS Nearly Every Form of Enter- tainment Will Be on Air Tonight. Nearly every form of...

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NEGROES ARRANGE ™= s MEMORIAL SERVICE = e 2 Years in Office. By the Assoclated Press. The man who probably has had more night

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DY Smdiy Monday Tuesday chne‘fliy Thursday Richard DIx In Rithard Dix In ‘Nothing But the “Nothing But the e e o h' U...

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DEKING SNOOPING' - HITBY PROSECUTOR State’s Attorney Frowns on “Indiscriminate Raids” on Families. By the Associated Press.

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MORE PUNCH CHIEF NEED F GRIFFMEN Small Box Staff Will Burdened, Until Attack Functions Properly. | soon, their pitchers will

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T Club BESTOAT HATH 198151 " Devitt, Winner. Last - Spring, 5 ‘ber of contestants, It is expec be more than 400 entries, | to

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1 mHE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1929. : SPORTS. 31 Youthful Munro Hunter, Son of Indian Spring

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Home Beauty and Color Schemes BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. is facetiously called the Not only decoration, costuming, etc....

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WOMAN'S PAGE” Accessories for Summer Holidays BY MARY LIARSHALL. Every season beach accessories and bathing suits come into

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BEDTIME STORIES & ruornton What Farmer Brown's Boy Saw. Patient watching brings to light Many an unusual L. - er Brown's Boy.

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TELP AND SITUATIONS. CLOSING HOURS 'FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before Dublication. For Sund: 2 . Saturday. At

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AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.) JOE DEPRECIATION. A lady came in the oth!r d" to ne Ihlt this thing unrm tion ne

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A PARTMENTS, ETC. APARTMENTS_UNFURNISHED. | PETEY—The Castaways. 1 CONN. A One of Washington's most desirable 1dings....

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" THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE—The Fruitless Search. REAL ESTAT SALE—HOUSES. ,950. sy B L SO ST soloninl

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AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES. R Gontinued b 3 AT e RW SALE OF VALUABLE -mgil 10K o§m zvgi'rvu}": 5113 THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET NOR'

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GRAND DEMONSTRATI ON | OF LITURGICAL MUSIC | NAJJ?.".‘.‘.."L.. e Polyphony { MAT. TODAY, “ALL SEATS 5o | SEATS e NATIONAL...