Evening Star dated January 17, 1931

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WEATHER. lowest, 32, at 10:30 p.m. yesterday. Pull report on page 14. Closing N.Y. Markets, Pages 11,12& 13 he No. 31,672...

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1 'BALLOU PLEADS FOR AGENCIES k| DAWS IS BAEKED WHICH BUILD FOR CHARAIESTER ~ ONCOST OF RACE commnty oret oecires LABOR WIL

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CHANGES IN HOUSE RULES DEMANDED Crisp Initiates Move Which May Be Carried Out in Next Congress. By the Associated Press. The

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JOE LAUDS VALLE OF PERSHIG STORY .Army Officer Declares Few| Realize Greatness of Gen- eral’s Achievement. Tan » colonel's

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SOCIETY TO HEAR 1932 FETE PLANS Opening of Colonial Wars Meeting Is Featured by Reports. Reports of the general officers and

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THE EVENING STAR With Sundsy Morning Edition. 7 WASHINGTON, D. C. , SATURDAY... .January 17, 1981 THEODORR W. NOYES. ......

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SOCLETY, TILN Dy aVANG DLAR, W ADLLLING A vy, bD. L. Daluavis X, o £aiy U sxdv Y. 312.5% to $100 000 Bon ud Plulps 1417 K...

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SPECIAL SPEAKER Wil Fill National Baptist &Church Pulpit at Tomorrow Evening’s Service. = At the special service at National

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., BAPTISTS TO HEAR | [ stimionsry spester | DR EUGENE SALLEE, |- Foreign Mission Board...

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THE EVEN!NG ) R ok NEW MT. PLEASANT LECTURE SERMON | [x-3_c ~ ~ews 1 |FORMER EDUCATOR | PASTOR TO SPEAK “The Saving Spirit”

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+ chairman, Joshua Evans, jr., president, + of that firm at Hartford, Conn., and is FINANCIAL. PLANS DEVELOPING | FOR BANK

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A--12 * FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1931 “ARGENTINA TRADE | oo o BONDS o scniv]

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FINANCIAL. [N NARROW RANGE Trading - Volume Remains Very‘Small, With Utilities Stocks Gaining. BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special...

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-FOR LIMERICK QUI A4 SEEK RELEASE ‘Member of Whoopee Club Had Left City After Mur- der of Girl. OTHERS READY TO WAIT IF TRIAL

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REAL ESTATE U. S. TO HAVE 5 BILLIONS CONSTRUCTION THIS YEAR Architectural Forum Survey Points to Building In- dustry Leading

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REAL ESTATE. S1%5.50 BULDING | [sumumnan wouss mecenay acounstn | [NVESTORS REVIVE - PROJECTS GET 0K Six Two-Story Dwellmqs

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REAL ESTATE. THE._EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANU < EVOLUTION TOLD lSt. Francis Sisters Occupy House of...

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REAL ESTATE. WUMAN INDORSED FOR JUDGESHIP: Soclety of Natives Favors Miss Taggart for Next' Juvenile Court Place. Miss Etta

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WOMAN'S PAGE. »i"onivpons for Rejuvenating Hats poaipons “'nuol m. to use ‘Winter felt hats. les the | is done. make a center

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l .. MODEST MAIDENS I 239 00T 4 . 48 Bt e ‘“THAT'S HANSON, THE FOOT BALL STAR. BUT WHO'S THE OLD PRUNE HIM?" WITH ? “OH,...

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. Count leé HEENEY GIVEN ‘OUP AS JACK GETS 108 Timer Adds 2 to Referee’s Toll When Baer Knooks - Tom From Ring. THE KVENING

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! CLOSING HOURS - FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 v.m. day before publication. For Sunday. 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch

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. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. — (Comiimved) | OAKLAND. 1930 Pontiac 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PONTIAC LP QTEUART INC, 1325 14th N. BUSINESS IS

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APARTMENTS. THE CRESTHILL, 1430 BELMCP).R:_X;I’ ST. NW. e B nc-t” THE STRATHMORE, 3501 13th ST. N.W. Gonventent to 14th St

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REAL ESTATE ) O 1916 17th ST. NW. apts., $30 to e Lo % in_attendance. E! CI‘RI(, REFRI(‘ERAT ION INOLUDED IN Y MODERATE 1413

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B—-12 = lgc‘nox g‘A!l..l.!‘ ;gfi.l & . Auctioneers. x 1 . v.u.usm a.sTORY. TR RS 3 olio 219 ef seq., d records of the District