Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1931, Page 3

: ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1931 ININE STATES ASKED INEW ENGLAND HIT T0 GURTAIL COTTON BY VIDLENT STORM Texas Governor Invites Dixie Cloudbursts in Vermont Halt | ana- eiccircar to Unite i Reducing Trains as Heat Affects ~ fallen branches and uprooted strees. & Streets in outlying districts were Acreage. Massachusetts Cities. fm%of.u ACUTE INDIGESTION s « Night! late at (when drug stores are closed.) Why not be safe with Bell-ans on hand . , , Now! BELL-ANS % FOR INDIGESTION GET THE HABIT Southern New England sweltered in from 90 wm’pttlturu that ranged to 92. . ‘Washouts Halt Trains. In Vermont, at Orleans and Barton, traffic on the Canadian Pacific Railway was held up for three hours by wash- outs that followed a cloudburst. High- ways and bridges in Caledonia and Orieans County were inundated by overflowing rivers and streams. At St. Johnsbury, Vt., a violent wind Will Rogers Says: use of the heat. New Haven. Con Xe::d its September 22 since warmest 1895, with a temperature of 90. $1,300 PIN IS STOLEN Manassas Minister to Preach. Robs Visitor's S £ wl}?“fwgfl;n T S s Hotel Thief or’s Suite of cel 0l communion at Grace Church, Articles Valued at $2,500. Cherrydale, Sunday at 11 Jewelry and other articles, valued at | 2§lock It’s Washable... stolen from the suite of Mrs. Melville | | Gillette_of New York in_the Hotel Install du Pont TONTINE Window Shades in your home and eliminate expensive replace- ments. TONTINE is durable as well as beau- tiful—obtainable in plain colors and a variety of gay prints. And the beauty about this fa- mous shade cloth is that it is easily washed— scrubbed, in fact, without injury to color or fabric. : Courses for Cultural Development Poise— Voc'eo—c. onfidence BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. —The did themselves giving the Presi- receptie The on. ey made him feel he alone was not _entirely re- sponsible for $he war_in Chdl;!‘m England’s e, * fog over Alaska, and whataman'’s “it.” He told 'em tiuthfully that the taxpayers couldn’t stand another cash bonus and the boys sald, “OK chief we don't want to cause the taxpayers. any ship, but do you think a g! beer would be asking too much for our service rendered?” American Legion mighty proud by dent such a fine undated. ; Bolt Stuns Foot Ball Players. New Hampshire had heavy rains and many localitles were visited by severe electrical storms. At Durhai, N. H., | land was recovering today from a com- | two University of New Hampshire foe | foot ball players were stunned when bination of cloudbursts, violent wind |, “yenening bolt struck the practice | and electrical storms and sosring tem- | g & C e peratures which rode In and out again | Maine escaped the heat, but thunder- with the last day of Summer. storms crippled power and light lin Northern Vermont suffered greatest | in vaplous parts of the State. i from the cloudbursts storms, while Boston's maximum temperature for PIERCE-ARROW By the Associated Press." By.the Associated Press. BOSTON, September 23.—New Eng- AUSTIN, Tex., September 23.—Gov- ernors of nine cotton-producing States have been asked by Gov. Ross S, Ster- lirg to join Texas in legislating against overproduction of cotton, Telegrams Were sent to the Gov- e-nors of Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida, Louisi- | ana, South Carolina and North Caro- {lina. The first answers to be received were non-committal. South Carolina and Louisiana only recently enacted a 1932 cotton holi- ELASTIC HOSIERY Fitted Professionally GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. GIRL FOUND IN COMA A 19-year-old girl, who identified her- Of Saving Money Monthly And you will have less time or need to worry if England is going to day” lew. Sterling Signs Bill. Texas' step toward curtailment of -ts cotton crop was completed yester- day, when Gov. Sterling signed a bill limiting cotton planting in the State in 1932 and 1933 to 30 per cent of self as Miss Bernice Leadbetter, 1337 Childress street northeast, was reported improved today at Gallinger Hospital, where she was taken after being treated at Emergency Hospital last night when fcund in an unconscious condition on the sidewalk of Edgevale Terrace, ‘bh tween Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets, The girl was found by Police- | Offers the Following: PACKARD 640 Convertible C , black, with' 6 o 1 e wheels in red CADILLAC 341B LINCOLN Closed-coupled Sedan, 1928; very low mileage. Unusual bargain 89_95 PIERCE - ARROW 133 Den’t forget the address $1,975 $1,450 STUTZ Custom Limousine LeBaron, de equipment the culivated Acrenge. rimately 81' or|men B, L-Hammenn snd L. H. Gentsy. | 52 per cent of the State’s cultivated area —. | was planted in cotton and the 30 per cent limitation would result in cotton crop reduction of about 50 per cent. In response to Texas' plea for other states to join in the curtailment pro- gram, Gov. Parnell of Arkansas was quoted as saying he would not act until he was positive of the sentiment of Arkansas' farmers toward the new Texas | law. He indicgted farmers would be called together for expressions. ' Raussell and Bilbo Silent. Gov. Russell of Georgia, attending the National American jon Convention in Detroit, and Gov. of Mississippi declined to discuss the probabilities of calling their Legislatures for cotton ses- i jons. | Gov. Horton of Tennessee was quoted as saying he would call a special session “if and when” he became convinced “every disturbing " agency” would be kept from the floor. come through. GO SEE the RADICAL changes we have made in HOME PLANNING that THINKING MEN AND WOMEN ARE BUYING NOW when their DOLLARS buy the MOST. THE HOME WITH- OUT HOOP SKIRTS THAT WILL SELL BEST IN THE NEXT 10 YEARS. Rittenhouse St. and Broad Branch Road, || T, Chevy Chase, D. 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