Evening Star dated January 4, 1930

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WEATF /(U. 8. Weather Burea: Fair and somewhat est temperature about night: tomorrow fair tures—Highest, 48, at ym&?‘hwut.

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THE EVENING POWERS OPENYEAR | [ sEA ROADS TO PEACE WITH NO ALLIANCES| Seven Leading Nations Held Politically Isolated With

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, PROBE UNDER WAY OF CAPITOL BLAZE Mysterious Fire Does Dam- age Estimated by Architect as Less

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 19%. ALEXANDRIA SHOWS DROP IN ARRESTS Total of 3,802 Made in 1929,

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, SATURDAY, TANUARY. 4, 1930. SEARCH RESUMED | [—_sovrame_cnasi vermes ] "' i i o FORPLANES

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THE EVENING IHE EVENING STAR '“ wasted. But Congress wilk find | ernment should only extend its extraor- — Witk Sunday...

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FUND AVAILABLE FOR NEW BUILDING " Carnegie Corporation Appro- priates $200,000 for Pan- American Union Program. The Carnegie

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SOCIETY SOC IETY Company Entertained Informally at Din- ner Last Evening in the White HE_President and Mrs. Hoover | the...

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SUBJECTS CHOSEN BY DR. ABERNETHY Communion Service Will Be Held at Close of Morning Session. Dr. W. 8. Abernethy will preach

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SURGEON WL GIE MISSIONS ADDRESS Dr. Howard Kelly of Johns Hopkins University to Be Church Guest. At the Fourth Presbyterian

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Former Qutlaw to Speak BISHOP T0 PREACK EVENSONG SERMON Canon Stokes Fills Pulpit in Bethlehem Chapel at Morning Service....

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SENATE LEADERS PREDICT ACTION ON D. C. DRY LAW Capper and Borah See Early Move to Improve Enforce- ment Machinery. HOWELL...

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WASHINGTON, CLOTHIERS LEASE SPACE IN WASHINGTON BUILDING Large Part of First Floor and Basement Taken by Parker-Bridget Co.

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B2 - STANDARDS TOPL - OF REALTY GROUPS - Work Sheet for Appraisal of Residential Property Is Proposed. REAL ESTATE. NG...

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, PROBLEMS FACING BUILDING DWNERS But Office Vacancies Are Now Met

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REAL ESTATE. 50 CINEMA FIRE - VICTIMS BURIED Bfisiness Is Stopped and Flags Placed at Half- Mast in Paisley. B9 the Associated

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WOMAN'S PAGE. EATURES Prench women pride themselves on their faculty for dressing to the acca- sion. Much of their reputation

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B—6 BEDTIME STOR Becomes Suspicious. ©On trifies doth suspicion feed. And seeks them with untiring sreed. OLD MOTHER NATURE.

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FIN BOND LT STEADY N UPHARD TREND Easier Credit Is Factor Improvement—High-Grade Issues Strong. BY F. H. RICHARDSON. Special

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FINANCIAL BUSINESS RECEDES INFIFTH DISTRICT Reserve Bank Review De- clares Some Trade Barome- ters Favorable, However. 7 T 4

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FINANCIAL. CURB ISSUES FIRM || NEW YORK CURB MARKE AT SHORT SESSON Trading Quiet as Market/ Resumes Upward Trend of Recent

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THE EVENING CAPTAINS ARE SELECTED BY 21 CONFERENCE TEAMS By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., January 4 —Fourteen of the 23

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SPORTS Star’s Pin LAST-GAME FLOPS RUIN MANY SCORES Special Squad Is Scheduled for Postponements—Tax Intercity Gallery. BY R.

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B2 HELP AND SITUATIONS CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is...

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ROO = uup‘lnm-oml. 1929 4-CYL. WHIPPET, SEDAN. The_ mileage than 3,000 sl 2 new car. $475. WALLACE MOTOR CO,, 1709 L St. NW.

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B—14 APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHED. lwhm " 914G S 1423 Cll APIN SHANNON & LUCHS MANAGEMENT. 1921 KALORAMA RD. (Cor. 20th st. Troom

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AUCTIONS. THE EVE WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 19%9 LEGAL NOTICES B—15 — e e e DD I i LEGAL NOTICES. SALE--HOUSES.

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B—16 RADO MAKERS T0 | CONBAT QUACKS Commission Appointed to In- vestigate All Medical Advertising. - THE EVENING Toda)_r_ on