Evening Star dated December 30, 1929

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WEATHER. (U. §. Weather Buresu Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; minimum tem- perature

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Dr. Clark of Columbia’ Tells Socialists of Fallacies and Low Pay. ‘There must be a radical reorganiza- tion of American...

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1 COLD WAVE BLOCKS {5 HIELSON SEARCH !dMost Severe Weather of Sea- son Prevails on Siberian Arctic Coast. By the Assoclated

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1. s DRUG RAID YIELDS - NAME OF JURIST Magistrate Vitale Listed as | “Frequently Called” by New i York Narcotics Band. By the

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RABBI SLVERMAN RAPS JUDGE CAYTON .= Says Apology Is Due for|E™ Charging “Crime Wave” Exists Among Jews. ‘Widespread comment

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MEETING T0 HONOR WILSON MEMORY Dr. Charles K. Webster Will| Address Joint Celebration Next Sunday. Dr. Charles Kingsley...

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oiF TS ON MEXICANS Drtiz Rubio and Party Leave —Capital After Four- “Day Visit. children laden with gifts from ent Hoover and

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunda; Edition. WASBHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY.....December 30, 1920 THEODORE W. NOYES...Editor s Ave. East

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YOUR NEW YEAR’S PARTY at THE LEE HOUSE Will Tinkle With Joy Dancing Two Orchestras Superb Supper | Novelties Noisemakers |

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10-. & SUBURBAN NEWS, ONE KLLED, 3HURT I MOTOR CRASHES W%‘shingtonian Also Arrested in Series of Accidents on Maryland Roads.

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THURT N SERE OF AUTO ACGDENTS Three Small Children Struck| by Cars—Others Injured | in Crashes. | ST ‘Three small children

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12 *¥» FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C 1929: MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, Stock sna Sales— Prev. 1929 Dividend Rate.

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FINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 19%% GAINS AND LOSES COMPLETE TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK l

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< 14 %@ T FIN ANCIA L, S BONDS IRREGULAR IN HEAVY SELLING Tax Loss Liquidation Again Factor in Market—Some Buying Appears. BY

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FINANCIAL. STOCKS DECLARED | ON FRWER GROUN the rate of return on the week's 50 leaders at current prices: Week ended—,...

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16 TARIFF REV'SION PLANNED IN CHINA Import Schedule Will Be Changed Upward ‘at End of First Year's Operation. rmdal annotne:

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| ¢ PROMISED TO END - a 4 AL ROW SUPRLY Sends; Superintendent “Trusty” Clerks to Cells and Uses Paid Help. REFUSES TO...

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SOCIETY. : THE ~EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, SOCIETY. 18 - Miss Floren Miss Alice Mo« | member of the

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{ {Strict Enforcement of All Statutes Would Cripple Society, He Says. iBR.B%lHER FLAYS | 4 By the Associated Press. NEW YORK,

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LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC FEATURES N. A. A. to Broadcast Pro- gram to Be Given in Ameri- cas Building Tonight. ®ashington’s...

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THE EVENING Pyrtle, Lincdln, Nebr.; Lewis W. Smith, Berkeley, Calif.; Prof.. W. R. Smithey STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY,

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national Protestant, | also from faulty condiffons’ in the oovered Catholic and Jewish ltv:u. regulations between employers

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ONDRY LA CHARGE ;’wenty-Four Residents, In- cluding City Council Mem- _ bers, Held in Conspiracy. By the Assoeiated Press.

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THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D _C. This Strange now. Tommy's on the board of a new | country club; your set's mot the only

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3¢, 1928. New Year’s Party Essentials ..25¢ and 35c doz. 5c, 10c and...

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26 The Week’s Attractions in Local Theaters Reviews of New Photoplays and Stage Productions If any one doubts the future let

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sports News R R s _@he Fa eI 'WITH SUNDAY MORKING EDITION o Staf. i Features and Cla WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30,

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SPORTS. OTHER STARS BASE CLAIMS ON BABE'S Bambino and Ruppert Hardly Likely to Fall Out Over Clouter’s Wages. BY GEORGE...