Evening Star dated March 1, 1931

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% National 5000 to start immediate delivery. WITH DAILY EVENING EDITION Che . No. WETS MAY FORCE DEMOCRATS' HAND DESPITE...

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CAPONE CONVICTION SPURS PROSECUTOR {Turning Point in Chicago Fight on Gangland Is Thought Reached. By the Associated Press.

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i ' Special Shaving Offer 1—35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream 1—25¢ Palmolive After- Shaving Talcum 1—Package of 5 Segal...

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LEEHIGHWAY PLAN NEARFULFLLNENT Over Memorial Bridge Seen Tomorrow. The dream of the Lee Highway As- soclation and its...

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Luce 'Says Owners of Land Boost Price—Suspension of Rules Fails. Passage of the Senate bill authorizing an appropriation ot

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FINES THREATENED T0 ENFORCE RULES Public Utilities Commission Warns Gas Company in Regulating Pressure. (Continued From First

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1KS' HEAD GIVEN RECEPTION HERE Lawrence H. Rupp Sees Hoo- ver-and Pays Tribute to Unknown’s Tomb. Lawrence H. Rupp of...

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A8 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 1, 1931—PART ONE. (T T !ll--l--—-"!"!"!‘ \QERERENCORSREES D 27w o .y, ,nh”mmm .

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\ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 1, 1931—PART ONE. A9 e T : Walnut-Finished p. 1NV Cedar Chest . B, Guaranteed Coil

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BRIDGEDEATH CASE ENDS FIRSTWEK Trial Adjourned as Counsel Argue TestimonyHusband Was |l Tempered. By the Associated Press.

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The Richest Rewards Go To The Pioneer %ISTORY abounds in convincing evidence that the richest rewards pour i into the lap of

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GANS POPULARTY Monument Shows Falling Off in Number of Visitors in 2 Months. An appurent inerease in the popu- larity of the

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MEETING TAKES UP NEW PARTY PLAS Socialists Seek Backing of Several Groups for 1932 Candidate. P1eB s 088 2Ty AR SOIRAEED, | !

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. _THE SUNDAY STAR, 'VTA'SHINGTON, D. C. MARCH 1, 1931—PART ONE.. LANSBURGH’S 3 _6th ANNIVERSARY! For One Week Only . . ....

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" WILONTOFE " THPLING OF T Half of Those Paying Income Levy Will Give Three Times as Much as Last Year. By the Associated...

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. R. V. E. MEADOWS, beauty LANSBURGH'S 7th, 8h and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 TOILET GOODS—STREET

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| WASHINGTON FEDERATION FALS 70 DECIDE FUTURE | OF ADVISORY BODY Existence for Year Assured to Citizens’ Council by Action

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OF D. C. BANKERS President of American Asso- oiation Pleads for Better Management. " Rome O©. Stephenson, president of...

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% b GOV. LONG DETAILS Threatens Suit to Protect His Dunking Rights and Tries Own Brew. By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS,

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STRS HOLLYWOO aries Up in Competition for Best Actors. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., February 28— The recent

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| CHARTER FOR NEW "BAY FERRY ASKED| Crisfield and Potomac Com- " pany Asks Right to Operate. Speclal Dispatch to The Star.

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HEALTH BILL REAOY FOR OV GROLP Measure to Be Presented to Montgomery Federation Week from Tomorrow. 7 a Btaft Correspondent

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L L ROUP 10 EET Comvmttee to Get Report on Facta Relating to Silver Spnng Hmh »y . Staff Correspondent of The Star. mttw 15

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WASHINGTON FETE GROUPIS NANED Voters’ Committee Also Ap- pointed by President. By a 8taff Correspondent of The Star....

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TWO POSTS FILLED UNDER NEW LAW fred C..0’Connell Assignment Commissioner of D. C. Supreme Court. Chief Justice Alfred A,...

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CURD AND CUTIER | oo v YANRI LN | e, e S NAVY SO murder and was sentenced yesterday by th ight-of - into the city will...

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MHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 1, 1931—PART ONE. Latest Up-to-the-minute Styles—Wearing Apparel—Accessories, Home

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MARCH 1, 1931—PART ONE. . . \ ', | IH!!!HHFH mi.!uhfil ml!llflli“ Hl 0 Kig ” : $5.95...

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69c Striped Belgian Linen 48c va. for furniture Slip Covers In plain or colorfu! stripes. PALAIS ROYAL Second Floor Bar...

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o3 is Is Page FOUR—See Next Page!' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, MARCH 1, Discontinued Humming Bird and Holeproof Styles

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! THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Men's 25¢ and 35¢ Handkerchiefs 19¢ |- ~Plain or initialed; hem- stitehed heml All...

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This Is Page SIX—See Next Page $25 and $35 3-Pe. Boucle SUITS 19 What an opportunity to own one of these lux- urious,...

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Girls’ §1 Dresses 69c Wash dresses in gay prints and becoming styles, daintily trimmed and nicely finished. Sizes 7 to 14,

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$1.49 Burrowes Card Table $1.15 Frame finished in ma- . Metal corners and top.—Fourth Floor. A Finished in walout on qum-...

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JEWS 0 OBSERVE FESTIVAL OF LOTS Many Programs Set for Purim: Week- Here—Center: to Offer Play. Programs have been arranged by

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 1, 19 The CAMELS are coming REWARD for the best answers to this question: What...

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Part 2—8 Pages WASHINGTON, EDITORIAL SECTION he Sunday Star. 45 BERG SUNDAY MORN NG, MARCH 1, 1931 ACCORD POSSIBLE WHEN...

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N TAR [’I‘H'E_EYEM G ST, } WASHINGTON, D O WUNDAY iwwwscaws . March 1, 1031 $HEODORE W. NOYES....Editor Ival A Rate by...

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£ 3 MT. VERNON DUPLICATED FOR FRENCH EXPOSITION Furnishings and Every Feature of Wash- ington’s Mansion Constructed on Seine

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o AMERICA STILL PRESSES - TOWARD HIGHER GOALS Great Projects Under Way Prove Nation e Will Adjust Itself in Spite of...

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COMMISSIONER BURNET EXPLAINS INCOME TAXES Declares Intention of Bureau to Collect From Illegal Incomes in Address in Forum.

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HERB BREW LIKED - IN'SOUTH AMERICA #Maté” Is Name Given Na- tive Drink Because Gourd Is Used as Cup. Ever taste maté? “Trade

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 1, 1931—PART TWO. Chilnese Handmade Filet Covers, $1.97 =-Choice of two sizes—72x72

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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH -1, 1931—PART TWO. —$3.95 Old Eng- lish Floor Wax- nut, mahogany, ing Outfts— light

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: Features for Women MRS. ARTHU Formerly Mrs. Raymond Bel R J. WHITE, mont, and Mr. Gerard Lam- bert at the horse show on the

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- ' G Sy SOCIETY.' SOCIETY. Wide Interest Centered ~In Davis-Potter Wedding Piominent Families Are United by Ceremony in New

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY. Mrs. Gann at Luncheon ‘Complimenting Mrs. Yost Midwinter Social Given on biriiley: esisbeation, By Mrs. W.

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SOCIETY. Several Events Planned For M_rs. James A. Reed Mys. Cornelius Vanderbile ' Is- Capital Visitor. ; Mrs. Dodge and...

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< SOCIETY. Annapolis Indoor Sports - Attract Many Visitors Boxing Match Preceded by Series of Dinner Parties—Mzrs. Carryll

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SOCIETY. 2 ;’nmrt/ ¢ Here's a Value! Regularly $2.50 CURTAINS Monday Only $1.50 r-. tailored and rufied sette curtains....

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Chevy Chase Personal Itemsand Other Events Offi»Sogi_alr Interest Series of Entertainments Given for Mr. and Mrs. R. L....

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8 Phi Mu Holds Annual Banquet on Wednesday To Mark .Annivernry Annual Convention of Phi|j Gamma Pi in Philadelphia | Attended

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nle Signs —and to help keep the wheels of industry humming with activity we ,market and making special purchases of Spring

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} : il Minf E Mrs. Loul turn from three-week E ewmyer = * Of Personal Interet 208 s iy s time | ant Mrs, Lo, Loeh bare...

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Academy's Annual Hop At ‘Leonardtown Draws Large Number of Guests Visitors From Baltimore Are Honored at Mr. and Mrs. Abell's

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_Ala;nndria°a Social * 'Activities Featured by Marital Ceremonies Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Rodgers. Are Spending " Their...

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FENTUCKY BANKGR 4ELD N 2 COURTS Federal Indictment Charges Misapplication of Funds to Buy Stocks. By the Assotiated Press,

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‘ 11:30 to 8:00 Today We Are Serving A SPECIAL 5-Course sflnnu- L Mondny‘ Dinner Served 5 to 8:00 by Tinderioin Sieak 75C...

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abrics in Great V _ N At the left, a dress of ivory-colored taffets, banded with black velvet, worn in “The Barretts of le