Evening Star dated April 25, 1931

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WEATHER.' (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Rain tonight and murrw; not much change in temperat E Temperatures—Highest, 56, at

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*GARRY HERRIANN * IES N CHNGNNAT Ex-Head of Base Ball World . i and “Reds” Expires at 71 © ' After Health Fails, By the...

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s good for Furs and Garmen! |Garanteed Protection from all perils. You take no chances when you send furs, clothing, rugs, b

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THE EVENING - SEARY WAL w0yt TRIBUTE IS PAID | TOMRS. COOLIDGE Dr. Putnam, at Music Fes- tival Program, Reads Trust Fund...

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NARCOTIGS SEIZED - ON FOREIGN “TIP" $5,000,000 Cargo Billed as “Woolens” Held at Army Base in Brooklyn. By the Assoclated...

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THE EVENING STAR ‘With Sunday Morning Editien. . WABHINGTON, D..C. SATURDAY.......April 25, 1831 e e THEODORE W. NOYES. ..

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SOCIETY. SOCIETY AMBULANCES Best in Town. “ 00 I.AulClll Col. 0432 ChmMCo. B PERRY & WALSH Funeral Home 29 H St. NW. National

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, C., SATURDAY, ‘APRIL 25," 1931. l REV. R. P. SCHEARRER AILMENT CANCELS | School Lesson...

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PASTOR 10 YEARS IN CALVARY PULPIT Dr. Abernethy’s Anniversary to Be Marked by Pro- gram Thursday. The tenth anniversary of

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S5 I FORHONE Plan Campaign to Complete Institution for Children Near Alta Vista. The board of managers of the Baptist Home

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g FINANCIAL. " GAS CONPANY NET INSHARP ADVANCE ! March Earnings .iore Than Doubled—Retail Sales Gain Is Puzzling. BY EDWARD

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K12 #% FIN CEMENT INDUSTRY | IN PRICE CUT WAR Overproduction and Depres- sion Held Cause of Present Troubles. BY JOHN F....

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FIN ONCURB EXCHANGE Steady Stream of Offerings Cause Many Popular Fa- vorites to Drop. " BY JOHN A. CRONE. Special Dispatch

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A o TA-14 ¥ W SPORTS, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 193l SPORTS. Simmons Resumes as Griffmens’ Pest

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SP ORTS., THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1931 SPORYS, * A_IS Maryland Nine Would Stop Virginia Poly :

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DITY SPOKESMAN BEFORE GONGRESS . PLANNED BY KING Representative to Be Named by Commission Would Explain Bills. UTAH SENATOR

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WASHINGTON, D. C, CITY BUILDING NOW UNDER WAY WILL COST $3,330,000 Work Starts on $3,000,000 Ap:jnrtmem Unit; $330,000 Total

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ARCHITECTS HONOR ' WASHINGTON MEN H. W. Peaslee and F. C. Baldwin Re-elected Officers i of National Institute. Horace W....

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REAL, COLONIAL VILLAGE WORK IS STARTED, Moore House of Yorktown,! Va., Will Be Basic Plan for First House. Development of a

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B—4 FINANCING HIT Building and Loan Directors Hold Practice Will Not Aid Depression. more lenient home financing hlkzd about

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dally un! B only $10,750. Gilbert Dent, Agent at the Ultra-Fashionable Edgemoor, Md. T contains nine lovely rooms and three

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aru my be made of heavy crepe; m.hgr plain or striped. ‘The diagram shows how to cut Lhe material. !'l!flll of all you 3...

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Al N THE *EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1931. ITS Too BAD .1 ever IM SO WORRIED I THE CHANNEL 1S...

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HELP AND SITUATIONS. ' CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. | In order to protect its adver- tisers lrom receiving circular matter, it is e

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1 A ercll . Mott AN, linder, 1926 nedll. ”’m iath st in execellent condman aving city. "8 Bryant st,nw. N—6_ wire new car,

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\ APARTMENTS. THE McKINLEY APT. 1 and 3 robims, Hiicnen: and- 1324 MONROF ST. N.W. ectric Refrigeration. Avts. or 5 and 8...

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APAR TMENTS THE EVENING STAR ’prhmmn—-uummsm 2 Q'L_'J"- Eitchencite a' tisl neighoorh ity, only one at § % W BT NE—3 LARGE)

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1931. AUCTIONS. JALE—~HOUSES. ' - SALE—BUSINESS...

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AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALES, DATS. B ok AND o) mm o lll il g". 5 o 415 et seq. o e ind records ‘of the Disirict of Colum: mml of

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WAGNER 10 REPLY TOSECRETARY DOAK [New York Democrat Will| Speak in Nitional Radio Forum Tonight. WASHINGTON, D. C. Increased